I'm building a telegram bot but I'm getting late data

I have an interface in a Telegram bot, I make it through Node.js and buttons, when you click on which you need to enter data.
I use mongoDB and store all user data in it. I have a PlusMinus value in it, which should help me find out what the user wants to do, take away from the balance or add.
There is also a button to change plus to minus, but when you click on this button, the old value is returned to me. That is, if there was a plus, I wanted to change it to a minus, I press the button – I get a plus again, and when I use it again, there will be a change to a minus. How can I fix this delay?

User.updateOne({telegramID: query.from.id}, {$set: {AssetPlusMinus: 'Minus'}})
                        .then(user1 => {
                            user1.save
                            bot.deleteMessage(chatID, msgID)
                        })
bot.sendPhoto(chatID, PhotoCrypto, {
        caption: textCrypto,
        reply_markup: {
            inline_keyboard: keyboard.AssetMenu(PlusOrMinus)
        }
    })

I tried many methods in which the function will be launched only after the execution of another function, but it did not help me

Clarification:
When you click on the change button, the old value is returned to me, but a new one is put in the database, that is, it changes but does not have time to be processed (As I understand it)

I’m new to this

>Solution :

Try out the updated code which addresses the delay issue:

User.updateOne({ telegramID: query.from.id }, { $set: { AssetPlusMinus: 'Minus' } })
  .then(() => {
    return User.findOne({ telegramID: query.from.id }); // Fetch the updated user data
  })
  .then(user => {
    // Use the updated user data
    user.save();
    bot.deleteMessage(chatID, msgID);
    bot.sendPhoto(chatID, PhotoCrypto, {
      caption: textCrypto,
      reply_markup: {
        inline_keyboard: keyboard.AssetMenu(user.AssetPlusMinus)
      }
    });
  })
  .catch(error => {
    // Handle any errors that occurred during the update or fetch operations
    console.error(error);
  });

🥂 Cheers!