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Posljedice katastrofe ne jenjavaju: Sve više Japanaca pati od 'bolesti potresa'

Liječnici kažu kako se simptomi mogu ublažiti odmorom i zadržavanjem rutine
Piše:
Vanja Deželić
Objavljeno: 10. travanj 2011. 12:26
In a picture taken on March 17, 2011 Chinese shoppers crowd a shop in an effort to buy salt in Lanzhou, northwest China's Gansu province. Chinese retailers on March 17 reported panic buying of salt, partly because shoppers believe it could help ward off the effects of potential radioactivity from Japan's crippled nuclear power plant. Chinese consumers are hoping iodine in the iodised salt can reduce the impact of possible radioactivity as the crisis at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant deepens. But state-run China National Radio said the iodine content of edible salt in the country averages between 20-30 microgrammes per kilogramme, quoting experts saying that is too low to have any effect. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
In a picture taken on March 17, 2011 Chinese shoppers crowd a shop in an effort to buy salt in Lanzhou, northwest China's Gansu province. Chinese retailers on March 17 reported panic buying of salt, partly because shoppers believe it could help ward off the effects of potential radioactivity from Japan's crippled nuclear power plant. Chinese consumers are hoping iodine in the iodised salt can reduce the impact of possible radioactivity as the crisis at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant deepens. But state-run China National Radio said the iodine content of edible salt in the country averages between 20-30 microgrammes per kilogramme, quoting experts saying that is too low to have any effect. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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Japanci se nisu oporavili od potresa i tsunamija, što je normalno s obzirom da je prošlo točno mjesec dana od tragedije, ali liječnici se nisu mogli nadati da će tolik broj građana oboliti od "bolesti potresa".

- Broj pacijenata koji se žale na vrtoglavicu se naglo povećao jer vjerojatno osjećaju posljedice 'bolesti potresa', što je slično stanju bolesti kretanja. Od 'bolesti potresa' boluju i ljudi u Tokiju, koji je udaljen 300 kilometara od epicentra - piše na internetskoj stranici sveučilišne klinike Mejiro u Tokiju.

Posljedica naglog povećanja simptoma ove bolesti nije isključivo potres koji se dogodio 11. ožujka već i stotine manjih potresa koji su nakon toga uslijedili. Liječnici kažu kako se simptomi mogu ublažiti odmorom i zadržavanjem rutine.

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