Do you when a woman would feel happy and excited in her life?
It is when she becomes a mother. For about 9 months, a pregnant mother would nourish her baby with her blood. The period of pregnancy is not easy for every woman and many women face issues during their pregnancy time. In such a situation, every pregnant mother would want her baby to be born safely. Delivering safely is not a guarantee as pregnant mothers could face miscarriage in her first 3 months.
There are so many reasons why miscarriage would take place in a pregnant mother and these are genetic abnormality, hormone imbalance, abnormality in uterus, disease like BP/thyroid etc, mental as well as physical stress, being obese or underweight etc. Sometimes, taking medicines without consulting the doctor can also cause miscarriage in the pregnant mothers.
Pregnant mothers facing miscarriage then show signs such as lower abdominal pain, fever, bleeding, pelvic pain, vomiting, dizziness etc.
Ways to avoid miscarriage are
Avoid smoking or drinking etc:
Pregnancy is an important period in the lives of every woman. Hence, she must avoid smoking or drinking etc.
Not take medicines without doctor advice:
Pregnant mothers must refrain from taking medicines without the advice of the doctor. Please, be careful.
Intake of water:
Drinking eight to ten glasses of water per day is necessary for a pregnant mother. This would keep her hydrated throughout the day.
Don`t sit in one place:
To avoid miscarriage, pregnant mothers must not sit at a particular place for a long time. That is she must be active and do walking in between.
Avoid lifting heavy objects:
Pregnant mothers must not lift heavy objects or do strenuous work etc. Please take care.
Sleep well:
It is noteworthy that pregnant mothers must sleep well for 6 to 7 hours every night. She must also take rest and sleep during the day for atleast an hour.
Avoid travelliling:
It is very important for the pregnant mothers not to travel during the first 3 months of her pregnancy to avoid miscarriage etc.
திருவண்ணாமலை அருள்மிகு அருணாசலேசுவரர் திருக்கோயிலில் சித்திரை வசந்த உற்சவம் நேற்று (03.05.2025) சனிக்கிழமை மூன்றாம் நாள் பன்னீர் மண்டபம் எழுந்தருள பொம்மை மலர் துாவும் உற்சவம் வெகு சிறப்பாக நடைபெற்றது.
இளநிலை மருத்துவ படிப்பில் சேருவதற்கான, ‘நீட்’ நுழைவுத்தேர்வு, நாளை (மே 4)மதியம் 2.00 மணிக்கு துவங்க உள்ளது. இந்த தேர்வை எழுத 20 லட்சம் மாணவர்கள் விண்ணப்பித்துள்ளனர்.
A focused training session titled “The Psychology of Selling” has been announced by JB Virtual School of Business. The two-day live Zoom program is scheduled for May 8 and 9, 2025, from 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM.
The program aims to help participants master the art of selling by understanding customer psychology and effectively influencing buying decisions. The standard registration fee is Rs. 1999, but a special early bird offer allows participants to register for just Rs. 999 if they sign up today.
Key Highlights of the Session Include:
– Understanding customer behaviour
– Psychology of buyers and sellers
– Techniques to open and close sales effectively
– Proven sales strategies
Organizers encourage interested individuals to register early and take advantage of the discounted rate. The training is led by J Senthil Murugan of JB Virtual School of Business.
திருவண்ணாமலை அருள்மிகு அண்ணாமலையார் திருக்கோவிலில் மூன்றாம் பிரகாரம் ஸ்தல விருட்சம் அருகே பன்னீர் மண்டபத்தில் பெரிய நாயகர் சோமஸ்கந்தர் எழுந்தருள சித்திரை வசந்த உற்சவம் இரண்டாம் நாள் வைபவம் நடைபெற்றது.
Of all the animals, dogs might be human`s best friend as they are very faithful. Bitter fact is that some dogs can also cause a deadly disease in us. Shocking right!!
Recently, in Madurai, a 25 year old man was bitten by a stray cat and he developed rabies. This has created a huge sensation is well known.
In Asia and in Africa if there is one viral disease that is responsible for many deaths then it is rabies. It is worth mentioning here that rabies could be prevented by vaccination and early intervention. Rabies is a deadly viral disease caused by rabies virus and it could even lead to death if untreated. Bite or even scratch of an infected animal especially dogs could cause rabies in humans. It has been brought to light by WHO or World health organisation that every year deaths due to rabies are 59000.
After an incubation period of one to three months, rabies symptoms often appear in us. In the beginning, rabies would appear as flu but later on could cause few neurological symptoms.
Symptoms of rabies are
Fever and headache:
The infected persons might experience general weakness, fever, headache etc. Point is that flu-like symptoms could be there for many days before progressing.
Pain or tingling sensation:
Unusual tingling, itching, burning sensation at the site of animal bite or scratch etc are one of the most important signs of rabies. Viruses affecting the nerves are shown by this first sign.
Anxiety and confusion:
Persons with rabies would show signs of anxiety, aggression, confusion etc. People would also show mood changes and restlessness etc.
Difficulty swallowing and hydrophobia:
The painful spasm in the throat muscle would make swallowing very difficult in rabies affected persons. Persons would show fear in drinking water or hydrophobia which is an important sign of rabies.
Excess saliva formation:
As the swallowing becomes difficult in those affected with rabies, saliva production would get increased.
Hallucination and paralysis:
It mustst be noted that rabies in advanced stages could lead to hallucinations, delirium, insomnia etc and even partial paralysis. The infected patient could go into coma and death also.
Reasons for rabies are
Animal bites:
Dog bites account for 99% of rabies cases and this was as per World Health Organisation.
Scratches or open wounds:
If the infected person`s salve comes into contact with the open wound of a person, then even without bite rabies can be transferred to another person.
Inhalation of infected droplets (rare):
Though rare, transmission of rabies virus could also take place by inhalation of droplets. This happens mostly in the researchers etc.
Exposure to bats, raccoons etc:
Not many would know that in many developed nations bat bites have been responsible for rabies disease in humans. Rabies is also possible due to the bite of raccoons, foxes etc.
