Breastfeeding Support in Pune
Overview
Doctor-led care by Dr. Supriya Puranik
Help with latch problems, low milk supply, painful feeding, engorgement and mastitis, for new mothers across Pune.
Breastfeeding support with Dr. Supriya Puranik in Pune is a one-to-one, doctor-led consultation for mothers who have difficulty feeding their baby.
It covers latch correction, low milk supply, sore or cracked nipples, engorgement, blocked ducts, mastitis, feeding after a C-section, and feeding twins or premature babies.
Dr. Puranik is an obstetrician and gynaecologist (MBBS, DGO, DNB – Obstetrics & Gynaecology) with over 30 years of experience.
You get a feeding plan and a check for any medical cause in the same visit.
Is Breastfeeding Hurting or Not Working? You’re Not Alone.
Most new mothers need some help in the first few weeks. Difficulty is common and rarely means you’re doing something wrong. You may need support if you notice:
- Your baby latches poorly, slips off, or feeds for very long stretches
- Pain that continues beyond the first few days, or cracked or bleeding nipples
- You feel your milk supply is low, or your baby seems unsettled after feeds
- Hard, swollen, lumpy or hot breasts
- Fever with a red, painful area on the breast
- Fewer wet nappies than expected, or worry about your baby’s weight gain
- Feeding after a C-section feels painful or awkward
- You are worried about feeding twins, a premature baby, or a baby with tongue-tie
- You are returning to work and want a pumping and storage plan
If you have fever, a red painful breast, or worry about your baby’s feeding or weight, call us the same day rather than waiting.
Why Choose a Doctor-Led Approach?
Breastfeeding problems often have a medical side that a technique-only session can miss. Dr. Puranik looks at both.
- Medical check: She looks for causes such as infection, mastitis, thyroid or hormonal issues, anaemia, retained placental tissue after delivery, and the effect of any medicines you take.
- Hands-on technique: Positioning, latch and feeding rhythm are corrected in the room, so you can see and feel the difference.
- One plan, one place: Your recovery after delivery, your health and your feeding plan are reviewed together, without separate appointments.
- Medicine safety review: Many mothers stop breastfeeding unnecessarily because of a prescribed medicine. You get clear guidance on what is compatible.
- No judgement: Whether you are exclusively breastfeeding, combining with formula, or pumping, you get practical help that fits your life.
Our Breastfeeding Support Services
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Service |
What it helps with |
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Latch and positioning assessment |
Painful feeds, shallow latch, baby slipping off, long feeds |
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Low milk supply evaluation |
Concern about supply, unsettled baby, slow weight gain |
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Sore and cracked nipple care |
Pain, cracks, bleeding, nipple shield guidance |
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Engorgement and blocked duct relief |
Swollen, hard, lumpy breasts and safe ways to ease them |
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Mastitis and breast abscess management |
Fever, redness, pain, and when treatment is needed |
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Feeding after a C-section |
Comfortable positions that protect your stitches |
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Twins and premature baby feeding |
Feeding plans, supply building and pumping routines |
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Pumping and milk storage guidance |
Choosing a pump, schedules and safe storage |
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Returning-to-work plan |
Maintaining supply while away from your baby |
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Weaning guidance |
Gradual, comfortable weaning for you and your baby |
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Breastfeeding and medicines review |
Which medicines are compatible with breastfeeding |
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Antenatal breastfeeding preparation |
Knowing what to expect before delivery |
What Happens in Your Consultation?
- Listen: We hear your delivery story, your baby’s feeding pattern and what worries you.
- Examine: A gentle check of your breasts and nipples, plus a review of your health and medicines. We also look at your baby’s weight record where relevant.
- Watch a feed: You feed your baby while we observe latch, position and swallowing.
- Correct and teach: We adjust technique hands-on until it feels comfortable.
- Plan: You leave with a written plan covering feed frequency, supply support, pumping if needed, and warning signs.
- Follow up: We review progress and adjust the plan.
If your baby needs a paediatric or specialist assessment, for example for tongue-tie or poor weight gain, we will tell you clearly and refer you.
Serving Mothers Across Pune
We support mothers from across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad, including Shivajinagar, Aundh, Baner, Kothrud, Hadapsar, Kharadi, Viman Nagar, Koregaon Park, Wakad, Hinjewadi, Pimple Saurabh, Pimpri, Chinchwad, Katraj, Kondhwa and Magarpatta.
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Timings |
Mon-Sat (9 am – 4 pm) |
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Phone |
+91 – 75025 19999 |
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Getting here |
About Dr. Supriya Puranik
Dr. Supriya Puranik is an obstetrician, gynaecologist and high-risk pregnancy specialist in Pune with over 30 years of experience. She holds an MBBS, a Diploma in Gynaecology and Obstetrics (DGO), and a DNB in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
She is trained in laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery and has supported thousands of women through pregnancy, delivery and motherhood.
She believes feeding should feel manageable, not like a test you can fail. Her aim is a plan that works for your body, your baby and your family.
Frequently Asked Questions
1.Where can I get breastfeeding help in Pune?
You can get doctor-led breastfeeding support in Pune from Dr. Supriya Puranik .Consultations cover latch, low supply, painful feeding, engorgement and mastitis. Call to book.
2.What is the difference between a lactation consultant and a breastfeeding doctor?
A lactation consultant focuses on feeding technique. A doctor can also examine you, diagnose medical causes such as infection or hormonal issues, and prescribe treatment. At this practice you get both in one visit.
3.When should I see a doctor about breastfeeding pain?
See a doctor if pain lasts beyond the first week or two, if nipples crack or bleed, or if you have a lump, redness, or fever with breast pain. Fever with a red, painful breast can indicate mastitis and should be assessed promptly.
4.How do I know if my baby is getting enough milk?
Good signs include regular wet and dirty nappies, steady weight gain, and a baby who seems satisfied after feeds. Your baby’s doctor can tell you what to expect for their age. If you are unsure, book a feed assessment rather than guessing.
5.Does low milk supply mean I should stop breastfeeding?
No. Many mothers who feel their supply is low have a latch or feeding-frequency issue that can be corrected. Where supply is genuinely low, a plan can include more effective feeding, pumping and medical review. Combining breastfeeding with formula is also a valid choice.
6.Can I breastfeed after a C-section?
Yes, most mothers can. Side-lying and football-hold positions keep pressure off your stitches. We will show you what is comfortable for you.
7.Is it safe to breastfeed while taking medicines?
Many medicines are compatible with breastfeeding, but not all. Don’t stop breastfeeding or a prescribed medicine on your own. Ask us and we will review each one.
8.How long should I breastfeed?
The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months, then continued breastfeeding with appropriate complementary foods up to two years or beyond. Every family’s situation is different, and we support your decision.
9.Can I get help before my baby is born?
Yes. Antenatal preparation teaches you positions, early feeding cues and what to expect, so you feel more confident from the first feed.
Ready for Feeding to Feel Easier?
You don’t have to push through pain or guess what’s wrong.
Book a breastfeeding consultation with Dr. Supriya Puranik in Pune.
About Doctor
Dr. Supriya Puranik
Gynaecologist & IVF Specialist
Often known as the last glimmer of hope for people who have lost all hope for conceiving a child, Dr. Supriya Puranik is a leading gynaecologist, high-risk obstetrician and Head of IVF & Gynaecology department at Sahyadri Hospitals Momstory in Shivajinagar, Pune.
Patient Reviews
Patient Reviews & Feedback
- Om Kadel

She is excellent. And as a goddess for my family. After long time I m blessed with twins baby due to her efforts only. She used to boost me with lots of positive thoughts whenever I lost the hope. You are too supportive mam. Thanks a lot.
Even the hospital staff, Nurses, mousis,house keeping staffs are at your step when ever needed when I was admitted.
The food provided is well planned according to the diet of patients by mam. Thank you very much mam for this turn over in my life after 12 years of marriage.
- Ashwini Sonawane

Dr. Supriya Puranik’s mam is very sweet person I have ever met. She is very caring, her ever smiling face always gives you positive wives. Staff is also very helpful and care taking during delivery, the best hospitality service I would say…
Thank you so much Dr Puranik Mam and Team. keep up the good work
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