Eggs & Organs

Eggs and organs explain how egg numbers are crucial to female fertility, how they’re stored in tiny follicles since birth, and are “woken up” to start a 13-month journey to ovulation. Very few are ovulated, but when they are, the Fallopian tubes must be able to support and transport an embryo to the uterus, which is ready to start a pregnancy.

The Uterus & Fallopian Tubes

The uterus, Fallopian tubes and ovaries are the crucial organs for women’s fertility. While the ovaries release the eggs and sex hormones whi...

Eggs and Follicles

Eggs and follicles are core issues for a woman’s fertility, and the only time their numbers increase is during a few months when baby girls a...

Eggs and Age

Egg numbers are a defining issue for female fertility, and most eggs in the ovaries are in an immature state as ‘primordial follicles’. All a woman...