How many times does a woman lay eggs in her lifetime?

A woman typically ovulates 400-500 times in her lifetime.

The number of times a woman ovulates depends on age. At the beginning of puberty, a woman experiences ovulation once a month, but after menopause, ovulation gradually decreases. Second, during pregnancy, a woman does not ovulate. If a woman has multiple pregnancies and births, ovulation may decrease accordingly. Clinically, it is generally believed that women enter menopause at around 45 years old. Before that, there were 12 ovulations per year, so 400-500 eggs are usually discharged in their lifetime.

Women can determine the ovulation time by using ovulation test papers, observing clinical symptoms, B ultrasound monitoring, etc.