How many eggs does a woman have?

A woman's eggs develop at two stages: before birth and after puberty. The egg is a kind of reproductive cell of the female. Only one egg is produced every month. Very few women will produce two eggs every month to combine with sperm. The egg is a very sacred cell and the source of life. However, the number of eggs a woman has is fixed and cannot be regenerated. How many eggs does a woman have in her lifetime?

A woman's egg reserves are determined when she is a fetus and do not increase after birth. There are about 600,000 oogonia at 8 weeks of gestational age, reaching a peak of 6 to 7 million oogonia at 5 to 6 months. After that, the oogonia gradually degenerate, leaving only 2 million at birth and 300,000 to 400,000 at the time of menarche. A woman releases 400-500 mature eggs in her lifetime, and the remaining 99.9% degenerate, with oocytes basically exhausted at menopause. The ovaries also enter atrophy stage. After birth until blood is discharged. After menopause, the eggs are completely consumed. A healthy woman will release about 400-500 mature eggs in her lifetime, and the rest of the oocytes mostly atrophy. Healthy eggs are the basis of female fertility and a sign of ovarian health.

Usually on the first day of menstruation, many follicles will grow at the same time, only one can develop rapidly and inhibit the growth of other follicles, and usually only one can mature. Therefore, women who are preparing for pregnancy must seize the opportunity, pay attention to their diet during ovulation, and do not stay up late. Keep a happy mood. A woman will ovulate eggs for about 30 years. When ovulation stops, she will enter menopause and enter old age.