People
from Tokyo area report thyroid cysts and nodules — Japanese doctors
laughing at patients (VIDEO)
25
November, 2012
Ms.
Kazuko Kawai, Founder of Voices for Lively Spring:
Although thyroid disorders in Fukushima had been much reported by the media, we found that evacuees from the Tokyo area also complained about thyroid cysts and nodules.
Although thyroid disorders in Fukushima had been much reported by the media, we found that evacuees from the Tokyo area also complained about thyroid cysts and nodules.
Both
doctors [who traveled to the area] are very angry about the Fukushima
Prefecture government’s handling of Patients with thyroid disorder.
That is, no secondary testing in two years. It is internationally
agreed upon within the medical community to control such patients by
repeated testing at least once in 6 months, and every two months in
more serious cases.
Further
more it is widely thought that thyroid cancer started surfacing in
Chernobyl 4 years after the nuclear disaster and it is based on the
data in Chernobyl. But according to Dr. [inaudible], Chernobyl did
not used to have such precision devices for thyroid testing as we
have in Japan right now. And the doctors in Chernobyl manually
diagnosed thyroid cancer. Without out any precision exam devices. The
ultrasound devices were introduced in big cities in Chernobyl about 4
years after the disaster […]
At
health consultations on the tour, we kept hearing about Japanese
doctors who laughed at patients or did not listen to patients at all.
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