yupaporn sangduang, RN, BSN

Yupaporn works at Obstetrics and Gynecology ward. My second pregnancy led me to be distressed because of first pregnancy I had not seen my breast milk, yes it's no lactation. After my mother had seen her still breast pumping even though her daughter is nearly two years old this made her wonder. She asked her how do you still have breast milk and why do you still give your breast milk to your daughter. My mother came back and excitedly told me but I was not interested. One day in the morning she came to visit me at home and ensured me that she can make it flow out, I was impressed but not convinced. Until the surgery day, Yupaporn come to see me, ask some questions, check the nipples, and told me what things should be done. The second and the third day of admission she activated lactation by soft pumping every 3 hours during night time alternately with the milk massage. In the fourth day, surprisingly, I have breast milk flowing from my both sides, incredible, she met her promises. She comes to see me and continues to teach me every day. Even though I leave after birth, she continues to visit me at home. She is a really compassionate empathy nurse because she cares and pays attention to another postpartum too. Our family loves her.