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Cortedad anormal del frenillo lingual; Frenillo lingual
En un recién nacido o en un bebé, los síntomas de anquiloglosia son similares a los síntomas en cualquier niño que esté teniendo problemas con la lactancia materna, incluyendo:
La madre lactante puede tener problemas con el dolor en las mamas, conductos galactóforos taponados o mamas adoloridas y se puede sentir frustrada.
La mayoría de los expertos no recomiendan que los médicos examinen a los recién nacidos en busca de anquiloglosia a menos que haya problemas con la lactancia.
La mayoría de los médicos sólo consideran la posibilidad de anquiloglosia cuando:
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