Symptoms of egg aging

The aging of eggs may actually lead to infertility for female friends, so it is important to take it seriously. The aging of eggs will also have an impact on physical performance, such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, constipation, hair loss, etc. If any abnormal conditions occur in the body, you should check it out in time to learn more about your physical health.

What are the symptoms of egg aging?

1. Those with undeveloped gonads, primary amenorrhea, gonadal dysgenesis, delayed menarche or irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea

2. Infertility secondary to gonadal development, with menstruation gradually becoming less frequent until amenorrhea occurs after a few years.

3. For those who ovulate, typical POF symptoms include hot flashes and hypogonadism, such as night sweats, constipation, hair loss, vaginal dryness, dyspareunia, decreased libido, hypothyroidism, urinary tract infection, weight gain, anxiety, and suspicion.

4. Breast atrophy and sagging, loose and rough skin, tension, frequent dreams, suspicion, palpitations, osteoporosis, joint pain, inflammation of the reproductive organs, uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence, constipation, acne, and pigmentation.

5. Nervous system symptoms: The ejaculation system of patients with premature ovarian failure will also have corresponding symptoms. Most patients have symptoms such as emotional instability, premature ovarian failure, irritability, tension, insomnia, nightmares, and memory loss.

6. Cardiovascular symptoms: Patients often have bouts of fever, or alternating hot and cold, sweating, and sometimes dizziness. These symptoms may occur several or dozens of times a day, and often occur at night. Some women even experience symptoms such as stuffiness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, and high blood pressure, all of which are caused by vascular dysfunction.

How many eggs does a woman lay in her lifetime?

According to scientific research statistics, how many eggs does a woman lay in her lifetime? In fact, a woman lays about four to five hundred mature eggs. A normal woman usually releases one egg during a menstrual cycle, but some women release two eggs during their menstrual cycle. Some normal girls start their menstruation at the age of twelve or thirteen, and go through menopause at around the age of fifty.

Since a woman has more than 400 eggs in her lifetime, that means she has more than 400 chances of getting pregnant in her lifetime. However, due to women's childbearing age and other factors, are there really so many chances of conception? In fact, a woman's chance of conception is far less than 400 times.

For a normal woman, the best childbearing age is generally between 23 and 29 years old. If she releases 12 eggs a year, then she will only release 84 eggs in the seven years between the ages of 23 and 29. For example, if a woman gets married and wants to have a child right away at the age of 23, her best chance of conceiving is only 84 times. In daily life, we cannot be prepared at all times, so nearly half of the eggs will be lost in time during these 7 years, and accordingly, the best chance of conception will be greatly reduced. The reality is that the actual marriage age of many women is around 25-26 years old. Therefore, every woman who plans to have a child must cherish every opportunity to conceive so as not to miss the golden age of conception.

In addition, regarding the number of eggs a woman lays in her lifetime, after the age of 29, because of the decline in her body's physiological functions, the probability of miscarriage when pregnant is generally higher among women aged 23 to 29. Therefore, we recommend that women have children before the age of thirty.