After anaesthesia, it is important to properly monitor the child's condition. We have compiled key recommendations in a short video to avoid any unpleasant situations.
The plaster serves as a visual reminder of the area affected by the anaesthesia.
What you need to know
After anaesthesia, the child may not feel pain and may inadvertently injure soft tissues.
What to pay attention to
A proper diet reduces the risk of burns and injuries.
Allowed and prohibited
Cold helps to reduce swelling and discomfort after the procedure.
How to apply
If the child has injured their lip or mucous membrane, it is important to act correctly.
What to do:
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