How much a women produce milk in 24 hour?

Answer 1

That would depend upon how the question is meant.

If it refers to how much milk her mammary glands can produce, then that depends on a variety of factors. Typically, assuming the woman is properly fed and healthy, she will produce enough milk to meet the demand.

It is then the baby that is determing it, or the fact that she may be suckling more than one baby.

On the other hand, the question may refer to how much a milk a woman can produce on a dairy farm, and the answer is that she can produce as much as a man can, with the variables being how many cows and/or goats are producing milk, and what technology is available for the milking of them.

As with all medical questions, a concerned woman should consult with her physician so as to receive a more specifically tailored answer from a qualified professional.

Answer 2

According to everything I've read so far, it depends. When a woman breastfeeds exclusively she produces more than she would if she were supplementing with formula. Pumping also makes a difference. A pump is not as efficient as a baby is. The baby gets more milk out, which in turn makes the body produce more milk.

An example of varying factors would be myself: My baby sometimes goes on feeding sprees of eating every hour for 4-5 hours straight, then sleeps through for 5-8 hours. I then wake up EXTREMELY full of milk and in pain. When I pump at this time, I get around 4-5 ounces. (I could probably get more sometimes, but I only have a manual pump, so I get lazy.) However, if I pump about 2 hours after he eats I only get about 2-4 ounces, usually on the lower end of the spectrum.

Also, if you nurse from one side more often than the other, that breast will produce more than the other and it will make it more uncomfortable at times.

Answer 3

There is no definite answer, but it's anywhere from a gallon to 20 gallons. Your nipples will be incredibly sore and you may want to talk to your Doctor about getting your breasts surgically removed.

Answer 4

It varies widely from day to day, woman to woman.

Answer 5

As a general rule, the average woman will be able to produce approximately 25 to 32 ounces of breast milk per 24-hour day. To produce more milk, you should nurse or pump more frequently.

Answer 6

I think a woman can produce one litre of milk in 24 hrs.

Answer 7

one quart per day is not unusual. I'd love to hear of more and see if I can win the gallon challenge without any of that cow's milk involved.