The answer is no, for several reasons. First of all, the ovaries in preadolescent girls are very small, they enlarge with the hormonal increase. The uterus has not built up the endometrium for the same reason. Lastly, everyone's organs are different - they average around a "normal" weight and size, but even paired organs (kidneys etc...) in the same person are not the same physical size. Hope this helps. Judy On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 09:54 PM, Kim wrote:
> Okay. I'm having a hard time researching this and would really
> appreciate all help and suggestions.
>
> Is everybody's organs the same physical size? For example, take a 8 or
> 9
> year old child. Would the ovaries and uterus of a young girl,
> 9-years-old, that is 4 ft.10 inches tall be the same size of a woman
> that is age 36 and is 5ft. 7inches tall?(having children shouldn't
> factor in because a woman's uterus shrinks back to normal size after
> birth)
>
> I know this sounds crazy, but I really do have a very good reason for
> needing to know an answer to this.
>
> http://www.adhesions.org/forums/listcmds.htm
>