I thought it would keep going up, but that was it. It never went up more. 11 ounces a day was all I could get. All the studies are on IDDM women and they have hypoinsulinemia not hyperinsulinemia like insulin resistance causes, so I don't think those studies are relevant. Yet, most websites don't refer to it at all.
Most doctors say that it is unrelated.
I have been struggling with galactorhea for 2 years and my doctors have decided it is idiopathic. They have ruled out adrenal problems, a pituitary tumor, and other things. But, in trying to find the answer to the breast milk, I have been diagnosed with PCOS based on lab findings and an ultrasound of my ovaries. I do not have problems with irregular menses and have had no fertility problems. Glucose tolerance tests with insulin levels show that I do have insulin resistance.