Would you go back?
Osteopath was a major douchebag know-it-all, but the treatments were very effective.
We saw a new osteopath yesterday and he really rubbed me the wrong way. He was extremely condescending and “mansplained” a lot of basic concepts to me (he had a white board in the office and used it to explain a bell curve after I said my son was behind in gross motor skills 🙄).
He was very contrarian and basically had a counterpoint to everything I said during the intake process (e.g., the intake form asks about their medical history and I said they were born premature. He said I shouldn’t pigeonhole them based on that and assume all their issues stem from it. Like, bro, I didn’t say that. Your form asked for medical history, that’s part of their medical history. Nowhere did I indicate that I think it’s causing anything).
At the end we got into a full blown debate about whether or not having tonsils and adenoids removed changes the body’s “baseline.”
When he finally did the treatments, the boys responded really well and I can see improvements in their posture/alignment already. They both seemed to like him and he is good when interacting with the kids.
I booked in again in 3 weeks, but his vibe and communication style really got under my skin, so I’m not sure I want to go back.
Green Poo!
For the past week my baby, who is 10 weeks, has been having green poos with some mucus.
I EBF, and I called the GP last week who believes the mucus/green poo is due to teething as I have cut out all dairy from my diet.
I thought it could be teething too as my baby is dribbling lots and her gums are changing.
I’m now worried the green poos may be due to my milk supply where she might not be getting enough fatty milk. Her latch is perfect, she seems satisfied and unlatches by herself, my nipples don’t hurt when feeding and my boobs are soft. Her last yellow poo was about a week now.
Has anyone experienced the same/similar and have any tips?
Thanks
My little girl 🥺🥺
I'm fully convinced my girl has cmpa
If anyones children has it, please please could you tell me if this sounds like cmpa as I'm trying to build evidence for the doctors. She's 4 weeks old so they're struggling to find what it is due to an immature digestive system.
She struggles to poop. Like she will go bright red, you can see her trying to push with her little belly getting tense while she does it 🥺
When she poo has passed, it's very mucusy, very liquidy and has also had blood in it 3 times. (Told the doctors but she said it could just be the trauma from the bowl with pushing so much and so hard)
She spits up constantly, even after being winded. Sometimes projectile. Sometimes half digested spit up, chunky like cheese and sometimes fresh milk comes straight back up.
She's extremely gassy, very easy to wind after feeding. This little girl toots like no other baby.
Also, she's breastfed. Very occasionally given breast milk in a bottle but probably only 5 times since she was born.
I've cut all dairy from my diet for the past 3 days and I'm seeing an improvement in her skin already. No change in the nappies yet but hopefully soon! (I'm lactose intolerant but I'm addicted to cheese so suffering with the pain was worth it!😂)
Sorry for the long message. I had to deal with issues with lactose and having a sore belly my whole life. It's horrible and I don't want this for my little girl.
I'll do anything to make her comfortable again😭🥺