how many eggs will a female produce between the age of 15 and 45 years?
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You won't produce any....females are born with all the eggs they will ever have.
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if you can do it twice, then good, other people cant have 1 atleast. and i guess its not the quantity of the sperms that counts here, its the quality of sperm that you have... "are they fast swimmers to meet the waiting egg?". any amount of healthy sperm can make your future wife pregnant.
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If you only have one canary then it can not be fertile but if you have a male and female then you may see some babies soon.If they arent fertile she will throw the eggs out of the nest herself.
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1) According to the modern researches done on this subject  show that in most women, this decline in oestrogen production occurs between the ages of 45 and 50.\n\n2) In according to that the average age of menopause of a woman is 48.
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i dont think theres an abnormal amount, as long as the man has the strength nd the ability.\n\nin women the eggs arent produced after birth nd then stop till puberty nd after that onwards one egg at a time per month matures nd is released\nbut in men the sperms are continously produced throughout life
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Most women (85-90%) will conceive within a year.\nYou have a 20-40% chance of conceiving each cycle.
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It depends on the age group, but for the most part it's pretty even, though as you get old females out number males. Here are the breakdowns. \n0-14 years: 20.6% (male 31,095,725/female 29,703,997)\n15-64 years: 67% (male 98,914,382/female 99,324,126)\n65 years and over: 12.4% (male 15,298,676/female 21,397,228) (2005 est.)
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yes, it is likely fertility drugs, or frankly IVF\n\nit is uncommon for women to have babies after 35.  It seems commonplace with many public figures doing so, but usually requires pharmacologic help at the least.
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A hen and a half therefore can lay one egg in one day. So, one hen can lay 2/3 of an egg in one day. So, in seven days, one hen can lay 14/3 eggs. Six hens in seven days can lay 28 eggs.\n\n28.
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I just found out that Canadian scientists have found that a few women ovulate twice a month and others have the biological potential to do so. Hope this helps.
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It’s depends on women like if she is housewife then 2 to 3 time an average a day\nOr harny girls then 15 & more.
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At birth, a woman potentially has tens of thousands of eggs, of which she will probably form and shed only a few hundred.\n\nIf you have no other health problems, there should be no problem.
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Egg / ovum -- 48 hrs\nSPerms -- 48-72 hrs
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Breeding starts when the female sheds her old skin.  This releases pheromones that attract the male.  They will form a pair bond and hunt together as well as protect 20-50 mounded eggs.\n\nThey reach sexual maturity in 5-6 years and will mate in January.
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1 wk after her period would be pretty safe. A woman usally ovulates 14 days after the first day of her last period.
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1/3 or an egg from a pure mathmatical sense.\n\nif 3 hens lay 3 total eggs in 3 days, then each hen lays on average 1 egg in 3 days. This translates to 1/3 of an egg per hen per day
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go to http://www.mymonthlycycles.com and put in your period info and it will calculate when you will be fertile and ovulating.\n\nA woman is usually able to get pregnant for about 5 days each month, when ovulation occurs. On average, ovulation occurs 12 to 16 days before the menstrual period begins. \nThe key to becoming pregnant is determining when ovulation will occur. \n\nBecause sperm can live for 3 to 5 days in a woman’s reproductive tract, it is possible to become pregnant if intercourse occurs several days before ovulation. \n\nThis tool should not be used to prevent pregnancy. \n\nYour menstrual cycle begins with the first day your period starts and ends the day before your next period starts. If you do not know the number of days in your menstrual cycle, use 28 days, which is the average length of a menstrual cycle. \n\nIf you want to determine the length of your cycle, use a calendar to track it. Some women have longer or shorter cycles. \n\nWhile women usually ovulate at day 15, it’s also normal to ovulate well before or after the 15-day mark. This calculator is therefore meant to give you a rough estimate. \n\nThe American Infertility Association (AIA) has issued a set of recommendations to help couples identify a woman's "fertile time," the period each month when she is most likely to be able to conceive. \n\nThe guidelines are in response to recent studies showing that 98% of women do not know how to identify their most fertile time, and 20% of couples who seek treatment for infertility are not timing intercourse correctly. \n\nSperm can survive for several days inside a woman's reproductive tract (waiting for the egg), but an egg can only survive for up to 24 hours after ovulation. This is the woman's "fertile time." \n\nThe AIA suggests that women consider using several simple, non-invasive procedures to help identify their most fertile time, including: \n\n* chart your menstrual cycles on a calendar to determine the days they are most likely to ovulate \n\n* take your temperature (which rises during ovulation) each morning during the week that ovulation is most likely to occur \n\n* monitor your cervical mucus during the month (the consistency changes for several days each month to allow sperm to enter the fallopian tubes) and \n\n* use a fertility monitor to measure the levels of estrogen and luteinizing hormone (LH) in your urine, which can also indicate that ovulation has occurred \n\nThe guidelines are available on the AIA Web site at www.americaninfertility.org