My Genetic Disorder: Cat Eye Syndrome

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My Genetic Disorder is called Cat Eye Syndrome. There is only one name for this disorder. It is called cat eye syndrome because this rare disorder makes you have cat like eyes. It is possible that a diagnosis of cat eye syndrome may be suspected before birth but not likely. Altho they have a diagnosis they do not have a cure. You can not prevent Cat Eye Syndrome from happening because the disorder happens when the body is parring the chromosomes. The child who has Cat Eye Syndrome there vision itself might be a bit blurry if the coloboma affects the optic nerve and retina.The child with Cat Eye Syndrome can have kids it will most likely not affect their future child. Sadly there is current status of fucher treatment. Some facts about cat

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