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What Should Be Done
About A Goiter?
Many puzzled women ask me
what they should do about their
goiter and I cannot answer them
because
Hp
Or Alvarez
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I can
not guess what
kind of goiter
they have. Of
ten the woman
says she has
seen seyeral
doctors and no
two agreed as
to what should
be done. We
doctors have a
bad reputation for not agreeing,
and always have had it. One phy
sician said, "Leave ,it alone, it is
not toxic and is not doing you
any harm." Another said, "If I
had that I'd have it right out."
Another said, "It isn't doing you
any harm now, but there is one
chance in 20 that it is or will
be cancerous, so it should come
out."
"Another said, "I'rf destroy
the goiter with radioactive io
dine," and the next one said,
"No, that is not a completely
harmless remedy and I would
prefer not to give it to you." An
other physician, after getting an
estimate of the basal metabolic
rate and finding it to be minus
10 per cent, put her on thyroid
substance. The next doctor said,
"That's silly; anything up to
minus 20 per cent is within the
limits of normal so forget it."
Another doctor wanted to give
her radioactive iodine and then
to get a "scintillation picture"
of her goiter to see if there was
any tumor in it.
Usually, one sees a few types
of goiter. One is a largely harm
less type that appears in young
women in certain families or cer
tain districts where there is but
little iodine in the water. I do not
bother with such small goiters,
and I do not fear cancer because
the woman is young. Then there
are the thousands of so-called
rubbery, non-toxic goiters in
which the woman's skin is cool
and her pulse normal in rate. In
younger women I do not insist
on having such a goiter removed
unless it is disfiguring, or it is
growing fast and pressing on her
windpipe. A few such goiters
grow down under the upper end
of the breast bone, and there
they can press on the air tube
and obstruct it. Such a goiter
should, be removed.
I have seen many women who
said that after .getting the thing
out they felt much better gen
erally. In the cases of older wom
en I think it is well to get rid of
the thing also because of the
chance of its becoming cancer
ous. If one waits until one is
sure' of this, it may be too late
to save the woman's life.
There are nodular goiters,
some toxic and some not. I like
to see them removed because of
the danger of cancer. I like to
see a toxic or an exophthalmic
goiter (with eyes prominent) re
moved quickly before it poisons
the heart"1 muscle, the nervous
system and the liver.
Easily Recognized
One can usually recognize
quickly the woman with a toxic
goiter. She may have a reddish
skin and prominent or scared
looking eyes. She bats her eye
lids often; she is restless and may
not sit still. The skin of her hand
is feverish to the touch, and her
hand may have a fine tremor.
She is likely to perspire too
much. She may want to open
windows and kick off her bed
clothes. In spite of eating well,
she is likely to lose weight. She
may get diarrhea. Often at home
her relatives are puzzled and
hurt because she is irritable and
unreasonable and a times not
quite rational.
After years of toxicity her
pulse may become very irreg
ular. Her heart muscle then is
likely to be severely damaged.
Her liver, also, will get damaged
and full of fat: This is why no
woman with a toxic goiter should
be allowed to go untreated for
months and years. Another sign
of a toxic goiter is a weakness
in the woman's legs. She may
not be able to step up on a high
step without pulling with her
hands.
Occasionally, after an opera
tion for a very toxic goiter, the
surgeon will find that in his ef
forts to keep from having to
operate again, he has taken a bit
too much tissue. Then the woman
will have to take some thyroid
substance every days.
People Who Conquer Handicaps
In the old days, and perhaps
even yet, many people when se
verely crippled or. handicapped
by an accident or an illness, feel
like giving up and quitting. A
few brave persons don't give up.
I was just reading about a nurse,
Marlyss Erickson, of Milwaukee,
wh(j had her right hand shot off
in .a hunting accident. Her first
thought was that her days as a
nurse were ended, but she went
ahead with her training; she got
an artificial hand and learned
how, with it, to fill syringes,
change bandages, give a bed
bath, turn patients over, change
their bed, and do all the many
things that have to be done by
a good nurse.
When out on the street she
wears an artificial hand with a
glove on it, but when in the hos
pital she wears a two-pronged
hook which, with a harness
around her shoulders, enables
her to do all sorts of things. She
does everything that any other
nurse can do.
Strange Jls It Seems
by Elsies
HI
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1957)
Egypt Said Willing
To Submit Question
By UNITED PRESS '
Israel received reports from
the United Nations Monday that
Egypt is willing to submit the
question of Israeli passage
through the Suez Canal to in
ternational arbitration.
But the reports said Egypt
would attach a number of con
ditions, including a promise that
such actions would not amount
to recognizing Israel and would
not prejudice Egypt s position.
The reports said the condition
al acceptance of arbitration was
given to UN Secretary - Treas
urer Dag Hammarskjold in New
York by Egyptian delegate Omar
Loufti.
Judge Ponders Attorney
Selection in Roseburtj
Roseburg (IPI Circuit Judge
Carl E. Wimberly has taken
under advisement a claim chal
lenging the right of attorney
Avery Thompson to hold office
as Douglas county district attor
ney. Thompson, a Democrat, was
named by Gov. Robert Holmes
to the position vacated by Rob
ert Stultz, a Republican. Attor
ney James Richmond challenged
the right of Thompson to the of
fice, claiming it should have gone
to a Republican.
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