post surgical changes

What Behavioral Changes Might Be Noticed and How to Manage Them?

Behavioral changes post-surgery can include increased clinginess, sleep disturbances, and changes in mood. Maintaining a consistent routine and providing comfort can help manage these changes. Involving the child in age-appropriate activities and encouraging normalcy as much as possible can also aid in their emotional and behavioral recovery.

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