We had our 6 week check yesterday too despite DD being 10 weeks old. The Dr didn't even ask about pelvic floor. His attempt at PND screening was to say "so, are you feeling depressed?" In a rather abrupt manner. I have had depression before and would definitely not have responded to that question asked in that manner if I did have PND. DD weighs 10lb 7, which I am happy with after all the issues with weight and feeding in the first few weeks, though he said she is a small baby. Had first immunisations too, then booked 3 yr old in for pre-school MMR which is going to be even more traumatic.
eastmids CMPI for us was a miserable, squirming, spotty, unsettled baby with green, watery or mucusy poo that we didn't think was anything out of the ordinary until she had bright red blood in her poo. We still don't know if CMPI is definitely what she had, as it was obviously a diagnosis of exclusion (they ruled out other more serious issues so decided it must be CMPI), and I was advised to cut out dairy for only 4 weeks so reintroduced some a week ago and don't know if her current tolerance will last. I'll be honest, it was a hard 4 weeks. We ate a lot of the same meals, cheese and chocolate were especially missed, and the long view bought up even more issues (no ice-cream in the summer, what to eat at work when I go back as my job involves living off microwave meals, and especially how to wean her). I am crossing my fingers now and hoping 4 weeks was long enough even though it sounds unlikely to me that she would have recovered after so little time. Would you consider trying 4 weeks dairy-free to see if it makes a difference to him? 4 weeks sounds a lot more manageable than forever.