After childbirth, mothers often experience a loss of internal warmth, leading to decreased blood circulation and issues such as engorged breasts, pain, or blockage. Breast duct opening massage stimulates blood circulation and helps in the production of new milk, addressing issues like blocked ducts, engorgement, or low milk supply.
Our focus is on massage to stimulate milk flow and clear the breasts, ensuring that mothers feel comfortable and their breasts are relieved. Improved circulation helps reduce engorgement and pain naturally.
Following childbirth, a woman loses a significant amount of internal warmth, which makes the body weaker. Postpartum confinement, or “staying with heat,” helps restore this warmth and rebalance the body. This method combines traditional Thai practices with modern techniques.
Confinement includes consuming foods and beverages with herbal supplements to nourish internal warmth, along with practices such as massage to improve circulation, herbal hot compresses, steaming, scrubbing, and herbal baths. These practices aid in a quicker recovery and restore health effectively.
We focus on health restoration, stimulating milk production, expelling lochia, rejuvenating the skin, balancing internal elements, improving blood circulation, and aiding uterine contraction.
Our practitioners assess the postpartum condition of mothers, addressing issues like engorged breasts, low milk supply, body pain, perineal healing, and lochia discharge. The “confinement course” under Thai medical supervision is designed to ensure comprehensive recovery through a structured 7-step process.
