I wrote :

I also  noticed she said if baby seemed to  need it, to give a dose of 
Motrin (  1/4 tsp.). This is usually helpful with  upper labial releases and 
some  posteriors, but may 
not be as needed with the  anteriors ( which this  baby had, I showed mom 
pictures and she immediately  pointed to the Type  1.)
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Hello all,
Just to clarify, I was not saying I tell moms to use Motrin, I was saying I 
 think pain relief of some kind can be helpful if baby seems to be in pain 
after  a PTT release or Upper Labial one. The pediatric surgeon who I 
consider the  pioneer of recognizing and treating these restrictions, Dr. 
Elizabeth Coryllos (  with her colleague Cathy Genna) used to tell parents to give  
appropriate-for-weight dose of infant Tylenol, one sometimes prior to the 
visit,  and regularly for 24 hours afterwards. That was in 2004, and these 
procedures  and treatments and after-care instructions, as Jennifer Tow said, 
continue to  evolve as we learn more. 
 
Peace,
Judy

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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