After tongue tie operation, inspect the surgical site for swelling, bleeding, or infection. Mild discomfort is normal, but persistent pain or unusual symptoms should be reported to a health care provider. Follow the instructions for washing or drying the area to ensure proper wound care. Initially, tongue changes may make it difficult for breastfeeding, eating, or talking, but these can improve over time. Doing the recommended tongue exercises can help with healing and mobility. Be alert for signs of reattachment, such as tongue restrictions, that require immediate medical attention. @https://qr.ae/p2Qij1
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