Pediatric cat cry syndrome is a genetic disorder present at birth, characterized by symptoms such as a meowing cry in neonates, along with possible growth and development delays, distinctive facial features, and heart-related abnormalities. Although there is no cure, the condition can be managed through regular medical check-ups, intellectual games, and physical exercises to protect the child and reduce the occurrence of other symptoms.

After a child is hit on the head by a thick book about three to four millimeters thick, they may initially experience mild pain, which can worsen over several hours along with symptoms like vomiting and dizziness. Further examination may be required to confirm if there is a concussion or intracranial hemorrhage.

Learn about the early signs of congenital speech impairment and the necessary examination and treatment protocols.

Understanding the early signs and diagnostic methods of facial paralysis

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is characterized by red rashes on the mouth and hands and feet, but there are also other essential symptoms.

Understanding the symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease in infants and how to diagnose it

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a viral infection that affects children, characterized by fever and rashes.

Children with cystic spina bifida can be seen to have cystic masses protruding along the posterior longitudinal axis of the spine at birth

Symptoms and Precautions of Pediatric Tonsillitis

Symptoms and Precautions of Pediatric Asthma