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Understanding Ovarian Eggs: Lifespan and Natural Aging
Women are born with all the eggs they will ever have; no new eggs are produced after birth. These eggs age over time, becoming less likely to be fertilized. There is no way to "kill" ovarian eggs—they simply decline in quality and quantity with age.
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