An infant lying on a caregiver’s lap, crying and visibly uncomfortable—illustrating common symptoms of Isovaleric Acidaemia. This rare genetic disorder often presents within the first days of life and may include poor appetite, vomiting, irritability, and a distinctive “sweaty feet” odour due to the accumulation of isovaleric acid.
Infant Symptoms of Isovaleric Acidaemia
A distressed baby displaying early warning signs of Isovaleric Acidaemia, such as poor feeding, vomiting, and lethargy.