When a female is born, her ovaries already contain all the ova she will ever produce. The ovaries of a newborn baby girl contain about 400,000 to 1 million immature ova each surrounded by it's own follicle (each ovum is enclosed in a layer of cells called the ovarian follicle). Between birth and puberty, the number of immature ova decreases.So by the time a girl hits puberty, she will have about 50,000 immature ova.
Using one ova per month between puberty and menopause, a woman only uses about 400 to 500 ova Source: Complexities of Women Nancy J Kenney et al, 1996. University of Washington. Pages 5 and 6.
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