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Do you lose eggs on your period?

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1. How many eggs do women have?

Women are born with around 1 to 2 million eggs, but when puberty hits the number of eggs is reduced to between 300,000 and 400,000. For women, the beginning of their fertile period is marked by ovulation and menstruation. Fertility refers to the period in which a woman can get pregnant and give birth.

2. How many eggs does a woman lose each month?

After a woman starts her menstrual cycle, one egg is ovulated and about 1,000 (immature) eggs are lost each month. The number of eggs a woman loses each month is not influenced by anything that can be controlled. While this can seem like a lot eggs to loose each month, don’t worry – this is exactly what the female body is designed to do.

Why do women loose eggs during their period?

The immature eggs released during period is called follicles and only one follicle can evolve into an egg. Creating baby is a hard process, which requires a high quality egg. Therefore, many follicle are released at the same time, to make sure that the best quality follicle turns into an egg.

3. Does the quality of the eggs decrease with age?

Women’s fertility and egg quality decrease with age. When a woman is in her 20s, she is in her best reproductive years. In the 30s the fertility declines gradually, and especially after the age of 35. It is important to note that the decline in fertility is linked to a normal age-related decrease in the number of eggs that remain in a woman’s ovaries. There are some thing you can do to increase your chances of getting pregnant in your 30's, follow the link to read our blog post on the subject. If you want to have children after the age of 35, you may need to use artificial insemination. Depending on your partners fertility, you may need to use donor sperm. If you need help from artificial insemination, you can read more on IUI treatment, ICI treatment, IVF treatment, or ICSI treatment by following the links.

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