Since a woman has more than 400 eggs in her lifetime, that is, a woman has a total of more than 400 chances of conceiving in her lifetime. But are there really so many chances of conception due to a woman's reproductive age and other factors? In fact, a woman's chance of conceiving is much less than 400 times.
A normal woman, the general optimal age to have children is 23 to 29 years old, if you row 12 eggs a year, then 23 years old to 29 years old, only 84 eggs will be released.
Let's take an example, if a female friend gets married and has children right away at the age of 23, her best chance of conceiving is only 84 times.
In daily life, we can't be ready every moment, so in these 7 years, nearly half of the eggs will pass in time, so correspondingly, the best chance of conception is correspondingly greatly reduced.
The reality is that the real marriage age of many women is mostly around 25-26 years old, so every woman must cherish every opportunity to conceive when planning to have children, so as not to miss the golden age of conception.
In addition, after the age of 30, due to the decline of physical physiology, the chance of miscarriage of pregnancy will be higher than that of women aged 23 to 29. So we recommend that women preferably have children before the age of 30.