The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 80 per sovereign on Friday Morning (August 30, 2024). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 10 per gram.
The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 53,640.00 and a gram is Rs. 6,705.00.
The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 7,160.00.
A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 93,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 93.00.
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Just like our physical and mental health, oral health is also very important for us. In some persons, there would be a tingling sensation in their gum tissues and this is itchy gum. The people with itchy gum issues would find it uncomfortable.
There are several causes for itchy gums like poor oral hygiene, allergic reactions to certain foods etc. Truth is that these would affect the gums in different ways and this could lead to irritation, inflammation. In the end, the person could get an itchy sensation in their gums. It is necessary to know the exact reason for the itchy gum problem for effective treatment.
Various causes for itchy gum problem are
Gingivitis:
Building up plaque on gums and teeth could lead to gingivitis in us. Gingivitis is an early stage of gum disease. The plaque formed would cause irritation, inflammation and redness of the gums. Gingivitis must be treated soon or else it could develop into severe gum disease in us.
Allergic reactions:
Itchy gums can also be due to allergic reactions to certain foods, dental items or due to presence of latex in the dental gloves etc. Here, our immune system would react to these allergens and as a result of that we could get irritation and discomfort in the gums.
The gum tissue would become very sensitive and prone to itching because of hormonal fluctuation and this would happen during menstruation or puberty, pregnancy or during menopause etc.
Dry mouth:
Insufficient production of saliva can cause dry mouth and this could lead to itchy gums. The acids produced by the bacteria would get neutralised by means of saliva. Absence of enough amounts of saliva could lead to the proliferation of bacteria and this could lead to irritation and discomfort in the gums.
Poor oral hygiene:
Plaque and tartar would get accumulated on the teeth and gums if proper oral hygiene is not followed. As a result, we could get irritation and itching etc in our gums.
Teething:
Especially in the toddlers, teething could result in itchy gums when the new teeth would push through the gums.
The cost of gold has increased to Rs. 160 per sovereign on Wednesday Morning (August 28, 2024). The cost of the gold rate has increased to Rs. 20 per gram.
The gold rate has increased and one sovereign was worth Rs. 53,720.00 and a gram was Rs. 6,715.00.
The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 7,170.00.
A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 93,500.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 93.50.
When excess fluid builds up in the tissues of the legs and feet, then we could get swollen ankle problems. The person with swollen ankles problems would find it highly uncomfortable while walking etc. Not only prolonged sitting or sitting continuously can cause the ankles to swell, but certain underlying conditions such as heart failure, kidney disease etc also.
How to avoid getting swollen ankles issues?
It is possible for us to avoid swollen ankles problems by staying active, by maintaining healthy weight, by elevating the legs regularly, by reducing the intake of salt and by wearing compression stockings etc. Sometimes, the swelling in the ankles might be there for a long time and it might be present along with other symptoms also. In such a scenario, we must consult a doctor without fail.
These are the various reasons for the swollen ankles issue.
Fluid retention:
Sometimes, our body tissues would retain more water and this could lead to fluid retention in us. This could cause swollen ankles. Prolonged sitting or standing or changes in the hormones etc could be the reasons for the fluid retention.
Injury or trauma:
As a natural response to inflammation, ankle injuries like fractures, sprains etc could result in swollen ankles. It is learnt that the body`s immune system sends fluids and white blood cells to the injured area causing swollen ankles.
Heart failure:
There would be build up of fluid inside the body when there is heart failure. Here, the heart would not be able to pump blood effectively. The fluid would get collected in the legs and ankles etc. After standing or sitting for long periods, a heart failure condition could cause ankle swelling. Take care.
Venous insufficiency;
The veins present in the legs would not be able to return blood to the heart. This could lead to venous insufficiency. Here, the blood would pool in the lower extremities. This could lead to swollen ankles.
Kidney disease:
There would be an imbalance in the electrolytes and fluid retention due to kidney disease. Excess fluids present would not get removed by the kidneys if the kidneys do not function properly. Please, be careful.
Liver disease:
Fluid retention would be present in the lower extremities due to liver disease especially liver cirrhosis. This could be mainly because of reduced protein production and due to increased pressure in the veins.
Lymphedema:
When the lymphatic system could not drain the lymph fluid properly, then it could lead to lymphedema. This could lead to fluid build up and to the swollen ankles.
Pregnancy:
The body would retain more fluid during pregnancy and the growing uterus would put more pressure on the veins present in the lower body leading to the swollen ankles.
Certain medications:
It is true that there are certain medicines that we consusume for our issues like BP and diabetes etc could result in fluid retention and swollen ankles. It must be taken into account that these medications would alter the fluid balance of the body.
செப்.1ஆம் தேதி முதல் தமிழ்நாட்டில் உள்ள 25 சுங்கச்சாவடிகளில் 5% – 7% வரை கட்டணம் உயர்த்தப்பட உள்ளது. 25 சுங்கச்சாவடிகளில் ரூ.5 முதல் ரூ.150 வரை கூடுதல் கட்டணம் செலுத்த வேண்டி வரும் என தகவல்.
