u/rumpusrouser

Should I be taking my young child to a dermatologist regularly for her vitiligo?

I don’t want to give her exact age due to privacy but she is under 12 years old and was diagnosed at 18 months, that’s the first and only time we have gone to a dermatologist. She has never asked for it to be treated so we’ve never done anything for it. It doesn’t bother her, she has only asked about her “white spots” a handful of times. Her pediatrician knows that she has it, and makes a note of the spread every yearly appointment. However, I was just reading that due to the autoimmune aspect some doctors recommend a yearly blood test to check for thyroid issues. I’m not sure if that’s something I should be doing now, or wait until she starts to be exhibiting symptoms? The reason I am asking you all is due to the fact her pediatrician has never brought this to my attention so I figured your personal experience would be more helpful.

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u/rumpusrouser — 5 days ago

Just how adaptive/beginner friendly is burn?

I have been planning on joining burn once I am 3 months PP. I am very interested in getting strong in general, especially my core. However this will be my 3rd child and I have a super weak pelvic floor. I will be attending pelvic floor PT concurrently. Also, I haven’t seriously worked out in like, 10 years, but I used to be super active.

I have seen some of the posts here and it makes me kind of scared about how adaptive the instructors are. I’m totally fine with pushing myself physically, but after having 3 kids some stuff like jumping/running just isn’t a possibility yet (iykyk) I don’t want to inconvenience people or be like a lame duck in a room of people that are totally killing it.

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u/rumpusrouser — 27 days ago