Tongue-tie surgery, aimed at assisting newborns with breastfeeding, has seen a tripling in numbers over the past 20 years, raising concerns about its necessity and associated risks, including potential injury to infants. Dr. Graham Sharpe, a retired anaesthetist, questioned the validity of such surgeries after administering anaesthesia for one, prompting further investigation into the growing trend.
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