The cost of gold has increased to Rs. 120 per sovereign on Monday Morning (September 16, 2024). The cost of the gold rate has increased to Rs. 15 per gram.
The gold rate has increased and one sovereign was worth Rs. 55,040.00 and a gram was Rs. 6,880.00.
The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 7,335.00.
A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 98,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 98.00.
Not only cancer, but also the treatment associated with cancer could be highly challenging for the patients!!
Chemotherapy is also used to treat patients with cancer. Patients as well as their family members must understand the side effects of chemotherapy as this would help them to manage emotional and physical challenges associated with it. Moreover, treatment`s effect could be monitored closely by them if they understand the side effects of chemotherapy.
It is known that chemotherapy is a process that involves the use of powerful drugs or medicines to kill or remove rapidly growing cancer cells. Bitter fact is that chemotherapy could also affect healthy cells causing side effects. Patient`s treatment experience would become better by recognising the side effects of chemotherapy early.
There are certain side effects of chemotherapy like
Fatigue:
The fatigue associated with chemotherapy could range from mild to severe. Point is that unlike normal fatigue chemotherapy induced fatigue would not go away with rest. Patients undergoing chemotherapy would feel completely drained or extremely tired etc.
Nausea and vomiting:
Within a few hours of the chemotherapy process, patients could get nausea and vomiting etc. Truth is that nausea and vomiting could be due to drugs irritating the lining in the stomach and affecting the nausea centres in the brain. Usually, patients are prescribed anti-nausea medicines.
Hair loss:
The hair follicles in the head would get affected by chemotherapy and due to this patients will experience hair loss. This hair loss would be temporary only and hairs could grow once again once chemotherapy gets completed.
More risk of infections:
By lowering the number of WBCs, chemotherapy would lead to increased chances for infections in the patients. Those patients undergoing chemotherapy could get chills, fever or cough etc.
Mouth or throat sores:
By undergoing chemotherapy, the patients could get sores in their mouths or throats etc. This might make swallowing difficult.
Appetite and taste changes:
Chemotherapy patients would finind the food taste different or might experience a metallic kind of taste. They might also experience loss of appetite.
Nails and skin changes:
Dryness, itching and skin peeling off etc would be experienced by the chemotherapy undergoing patients. Their nails could get brittle and discoloured also.
Cognitive changes:
Memory issues, confusion etc are experienced by the chemotherapy patients. They might find it difficult to concentrate. It could be temporary but frustrating both for the patients and their families. Cognitive exercises would help the patients to deal with this.
Fertility issues:
It must be noted that chemotherapy could affect the fertility in males and females. Before starting their chemotherapy treatments, patients must talk about their fertility preservation with their doctors.
புரட்டாசி மாத பௌர்ணமி செவ்வாய்கிழமை (17.09.2024) காலை 11.22 மணிக்கு தொடங்கி மறுநாள் (18.09.2024) காலை 09.10 மணிக்கு முடிகிறது. இந்த நேரத்தில் திருவண்ணாமலையில் பக்தர்கள் கிரிவலம் வரலாம்.
How many of us know the fact that hormones control important functions in our body such as metabolism, mood and skin health etc?
By hormones, we mean chemical messengers that are secreted directly into the blood which carries these messengers to various organs and tissues in our body.
There are certain factors that could lead to hormonal imbalance in us like puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, medical conditions, lifestyle choices etc. Point to be noted is that hormonal imbalances could lead to a range of skin problems in us.
Hormonal connection with skin:
There are many hormones that play an important role in the health of our skin such as androgens, oestrogen cortisols etc.
Androgens:
Oil production would be stimulated in our sebaceous glands by the male sex hormones or androgens present in both males as well as females. Truth is that excess secretion of androgens could result in oiliness, clogged pores etc.
Oestrogen:
Androgens are balanced by female sex hormones or oestrogens. It is noteworthy that during pregnancy or while taking pills for birth control etc oestrogen would increase and this would improve acne etc. There would be breakouts due to hormonal fluctuation that occurs during periods or in menopause etc.
Cortisol:
It is also known as stress hormone and it could disrupt the skin`s barrier function. This would make the skin more susceptible to irritation and inflammation etc.
Various signs of hormonal imbalance that are shown on the face are
Adult acne:
His adult acne occurs due to hormonal imbalance only. Point is that when compared to teenage acne adult acne is less severe but they would make the person more anxious and stressed. Mostly, hormonal imbalances take place during pregnancy or menopause or with the intake of certain medications etc and they would lead to acne breakouts.
Hirsutism:
Increased levels of androgens could lead to excess hair growths on face, skin and other parts etc in a woman. Those women who have PCOS would have hirsutism issues in them.
Hyperpigmentation:
Hormonal fluctuations can lead to hyper pigmentation also in us. The persons would have increased production of melanin in them or dark patches on the skin. It is believed that conditions like melasma that cause brown or grey brown patches on the skin would be triggered by pregnancy or use of birth control pills etc.
Rosacea:
Hormonal fluctuations are also revealed by rosacea where the person would have redness, flushing and visible blood vessels etc.
Uneven skin tone:
In some persons, their skin complexion would be uneven or discoloured etc. This can be due to fluctuations or imbalances in the hormones.
Skin elasticity:
It must be noted that oestrogen plays a huge role in skin thickness and skin elasticity. After menopause, the oestrogen would reduce and due to this skin would become thinner and more prone to wrinkles etc.
Management of hormonal acne:
First, the persons with hormonal issues must meet a dermatologist who would suggest certain treatments like tropical medications or oral antibiotics etc. Hormonal imbalances can also be managed by means of diet changes like reduced intake of processed foods etc. Skin health would get better by doing stress control methods like yoga, meditation etc. For the overall health as well as the skin health, sound sleep of 6hours and above is necessary.
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