Post by ONUIKE GODWIN UGOCHUKWU (@Godwin)
Unlike men, who continuously produce sperm throughout life, women are born with a finite number of eggs. This number gradually decreases with age, and the quality of the eggs also declines over time.
At birth, a female typically has about 1–2 million eggs in her ovaries. By puberty, this number drops to about 300,000–400,000, and only around 300–500 eggs will be ovulated during her reproductive years.

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