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In the journey of female reproduction, we are often troubled by one question: How many times does a woman ovulate in her lifetime? This question seems simple, but it involves a lot of medical knowledge and physiological changes. So with this question in mind, reporters interviewed Dr. Nathan Zhang, a doctorate holder in medicine who specializes in assisted reproduction, and the founder of IVF USA.
First, let's understand how the female reproductive system works. A woman's eggs are formed during the embryonic period, and as she ages, the number of eggs gradually decreases. Dr. Nathan Zhang explained that a woman will ovulate approximately 400 to 500 mature eggs in her lifetime. This number may be less than you imagine, but the reality is that a woman's fertility opportunities are much fewer than this number.
As women age, their fertility gradually declines. Generally, a woman's fertility begins to decline after the age of 30, with 35 being a critical point. At this point, not only does the quantity of eggs decrease, but their quality also declines, increasing the difficulty of conception. After the age of 38, a woman's fertility will sharply decline, and if fertility planning is not done early, the optimal fertility window may be missed.
In response to this situation, egg freezing technology has become a highly regarded option. Through egg freezing, women can preserve their high-quality eggs when they are young for future reproductive needs. This technology provides more choices and flexibility for many career women and couples planning to delay childbirth. Although egg freezing technology cannot reverse the aging of ovarian function, it can delay the decline in fertility and provide women with more opportunities for conception.
Additionally, for those couples who are already facing fertility difficulties, IVF-PGT technology is also an effective option. In IVF-PGT, doctors will implant fertilized eggs into the woman's uterus to help them realize their dream of having children. Although this technology may be a last resort for some people, it provides a ray of hope for couples who cannot conceive naturally.
Overall, for those who hope to delay childbirth or are already facing fertility difficulties, it is essential to understand their own fertility status and master relevant reproductive technologies. As the founder of IVF USA, Dr. Nathan Zhang has rich experience and profound insights into these issues. Currently, IVF USA provides services such as egg freezing in the United States, IVF in the United States, and third-party assisted reproduction to those in need, and our business has expanded to Japan, Thailand, Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions outside the United States, closely cooperating with top IVF-PGT doctors worldwide. If you have any questions or needs regarding egg freezing, IVF-PGT technology, or other assisted reproductive technologies, feel free to consult IVF USA. We are dedicated to providing you with professional guidance and assistance to help you realize your dream of having a healthy baby!
