Kidneys renal problems see also: Calculi Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Bright's disease, also known as chronic nephritis, is a progressive kidney ailment characterized by hypertension and a gradual increase in urea concentration in the blood. This condition should be referred to as CHRONIC NEPHRITIS. You may also find relevant information under the terms RENAL PROBLEMS, HYPERTENSION, and NEPHRITIS.

Bright's disease, or chronic nephritis, is a severe inflammatory condition affecting the kidneys. Contrary to its name, it's not a disease but rather an ailment caused by underlying kidney conditions, resulting in parts of the kidneys being affected. This ailment is accompanied by edema, which is the abnormal retention of body tissues, as well as an inadequate elimination of urine. Typically, the kidneys degenerate or fail quickly, and it's more profound than general kidney diseases (sclerosis).

This condition often arises from intense frustration or disappointment, which can make the affected individual perceive their life or self as a complete failure. The kidneys are associated with fear, and this ailment reflects a fear of not being perfect or bright (intelligent). Healing and transformation require an opening of the heart to change one's attitude.

Refer to KIDNEYS (kidney problems), adding that anger is often felt and may be repressed.

A calculus is a small stone formed from an accumulation of mineral salts or organic substances (sometimes mixed with other elements). These stones can develop in various organs, such as the gall bladder, kidneys, or prostate.
The metaphysical significance of these stones depends on their location within the body. Generally, for enough deposits to accumulate and form stones, an individual must nurture prolonged thoughts of aggression, discontent, envy, or jealousy, often keeping these feelings hidden without expression. People who repress their emotions and feelings are more prone to stone formation.
Gallstones often stem from a metaphorical "miscalculation," signifying a discord between thoughts and actions. For instance, desiring progress but being held back by external forces or not acting on one's aspirations. This accumulation of discontent and aggression within hardens into stones. Overcoming the habit of excessive calculation and taking action in line with one's desires is key.

Calculus, a stony concretion formed by the precipitation of certain components (like calcium or cholesterol) from bile or urine, mirrors the accumulation of false ideas, misconceptions about reality, and inhibited emotions and feelings. It represents the concentration of thoughts solidified into hard stones within the affected organ. Trust in life's unfolding, relying on one's divine power, can lead to a more open and secure perspective.

Ureteritis is inflammation of the ureter, the channel carrying urine from the kidney to the bladder. See KIDNEYS (kidney problems), adding that it typically occurs when transitioning from one situation to another, stemming from resistance to letting go of old ideas. This situation may lead to anger. Refer to the explanation of inflammatory diseases.

Uremia is the terminal consequence of most kidney conditions, signifying kidney failure. Refer to KIDNEYS (kidney problems).
Uremia is an abnormal concentration of urea in the blood, stemming from kidney failure (high percentage) or severe liver issues (low percentage). Urea is linked to old emotions that need to be eliminated.

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  1. Kidneys renal problems see also: Calculi [in general], Kidney Stones, Fear - The kidneys are vital organs responsible for removing nitrogenous wastes from the blood and helping eliminate foreign substances, including drugs and toxins. They also regulate the volume and osmotic ... Learn More!
  2. Kidney Stones or Urinary Lithiasis see also: Kidneys - Kidney stones, also known as urinary lithiasis, are associated with the kidneys, which are regarded as the seat of fear. This condition involves the formation of stones or crystals from an excess of u... Learn More!
  3. Bell's Palsy -
    Bell's Disease, also known as Bell's Paralysis, is a facial paralysis affecting one side of the face due to damage to the facial nerve. In this condition, attempting to close the eye on the paral... Learn More!
  4. Bladder pain in the… see also: Urinary Tract Infections - The bladder serves as the reservoir for urine drained by the ureters, storing it between urinations. Common bladder problems include incontinence (a mechanical issue), inflammation, infection, tumors,... Learn More!
  5. Oliguria - Oliguria is a decrease in urine volume, leading to insufficient waste elimination, which can become toxic to the body. It's related to dehydration and kidney problems.




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