Mouth and throat problems may include: 1  changes in taste (dysgeusia) or smell. 2  dry mouth (xerostomia) 3  infections and mouth sores.  pain or swelling in your mouth (oral 1  mucositis) sensitivity to hot or cold foods.  swallowing problems 1  (dysphagia) tooth decay (cavities)
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footprint. The breastfeeding education an IBCLC completes prior to certification may come from many different sources8 meaning one IBCLC does necessarily have the same training as the next. There is no required continuity of training for an IBCLC. Scope of Practice 9 10 Both CLCs and IBCLCs have clear scopes of practice ' . The scope of practice for IBCLCs is administered by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE) and the scope of practice for CLCs is administered by The Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice (ALPP). The