Here ya go:
How many eggs will I produce in my lifetime?
The number of eggs you have in your body is determined before birth. Unlike most parts of your body like skin and bone, they do not naturally renew. Even as a foetus you have egg follicles present, although that number steadily decreases as you mature into a baby. A 20-week-old foetus has a staggering 7 million egg while a newborn female baby has about 2 million. During the years before puberty, this number drops still further to around 300,000 to 500,000. This reduction in egg numbers is completely natural and the number of eggs you have at puberty is normally more than enough to see you through the fertile period of your life.

Your body will never create new eggs and this supply will gradually dwindle until you reach the menopause, when your egg stores are spent and you are no longer able to have a baby naturally. The number of eggs your body has drops off most steeply after 35 when many women experience a natural decline in fertility.

How many eggs do I release every month?
Although only one egg is released by the ovaries each month, that doesn’t mean that more eggs aren’t lost. Egg follicles exist in a ‘sleeping’ state before they mature, and one is eventually released. During your cycle, a large number of follicles begin to develop into mature eggs but only one is deemed viable and sent on its way. The other ‘understudy’ follicles that have begun to mature are reabsorbed by the body and effectively lost. A woman may lose 1000 or more eggs each month due to eggs that didn’t quite make the grade and natural cell death. As she ages, this number increases, signalling a decline in fertility as she approaches menopause. Over the course of her life, a woman will release around 500 viable eggs.

*** A 20-week-old foetus has a staggering 7 million egg while a newborn female baby has about 2 million. ***

A female is born with all the eggs she will ever produce and that could well be 1 million, reduced to 300,000. However most eggs are not all that healthy and pass.
Women of child bearing age ovulate only one egg per month, usually. This is the single egg that makes it through the whole ovulatory process: the egg follicle is activated, the egg grows and matures, and then—once it reaches maturation—it breaks free from the ovary and begins on its journey down the Fallopian tubes. It takes male sperm for that egg to amount to anything but don't dismay because there are about 1 million of those little sperm searching for that one little egg to attack at the right time of the month. At the instant they successfully meet human life begins.

Propagating the species hoping the next generation is smarter than the last one.
You really seem to be confusing yourself here.
Why is it the republicans. Always want to know how much everything will cost ?
Have you been brainwashed ?
The left doesn’t do this.
It costs what it costs.
The republicans have brainwashed youz into saving their money for them .
And by calling yourselves conservatives it sounds better than saying the ones who water down their ketchup.
You people are similar to Cats .
Always with an air of sophisticated independence ,
But really
Dependent as hell .