Killian polyp is a benign tumor that develops in a sinus or corresponding nostril, often causing complete obstruction. As with tumors in general, it signifies an emotional shock or experience that I "endured." The pain led me to close off and revisit situations that could impact me. By identifying the polyp, this "fleshy mass," I can uncover what might be troubling me, either on the left side, involving emotions, or on the right side, concerning rational aspects or responsibilities. If I need to have the polyp removed, I express gratitude to my body for the insight it provided and accept the awareness it offered me.
Polyps are small, benign growths that develop from mucous membranes, such as those in the mouth, nose, intestines, and uterus. The presence of polyps signifies a situation or person in one's life that is bothersome and seemingly inescapable. It can lead to feelings of entrapment and the solidification of emotions. Embracing and confronting these issues, along with accepting responsibilities, can help resolve polyps.
The rectum is the terminal segment of the large intestine and the digestive tract. Common problems in this area include hemorrhoids, polyps, bleeding, tumors, or cancer. If I experience rectal issues, it suggests that I push myself excessively to complete tasks and demand too much from myself.
A chalazion is a small inflammatory tumor, often a red, soft nodule, typically located on the inner edge of the eyelid. Since a tumor is frequently linked to an emotional impact, a chalazion may occur when one experiences intense emotions in response to something they have seen or witnessed.
By examining which eyelid or eye is affected, one can gain insights into the emotional aspect involved. The left eye corresponds to the emotional field, while the right eye represents rationality and responsibilities. Embracing an open approach to what they see and becoming more centered on themselves can be beneficial.
The nose serves as the passage for life-giving air to reach my lungs. Air is of utmost importance. Apart from breathing through our two nostrils, we can also breathe through our mouth. Difficulty in breathing can signify challenges in my life. If I resist living fully or struggle to adapt to my surroundings because they don't align with my desires, my ability to breathe through my nose may suffer. It's as if I'm trying to expel a conflict through my nose. If the left nostril is problematic, it may carry an emotional message, while issues with the right nostril indicate rational difficulties. In either case, I may need to explore my birth experience to uncover the source of my nasal discomfort. If I've undergone surgery to improve my breathing, it's like saying yes to intuition, experience, and life itself. By adopting an open and self-trusting attitude, I can overcome any nose-related discomfort.
Anchylosis is a state of numbness characterized by the temporary loss of movement in one or several joints. It is partial but can become total if I choose to remain completely inactive. This is the in...
Gums, the oral mucosal covering at the base of teeth, may become sore. If gums bleed, it is related to bleeding. Sore gums suggest a hesitation to act on a decision already made, stemming from fear o...
Tics are abrupt, involuntary, and intermittent muscle movements, often affecting facial muscles. They result from prolonged self-control reaching its limit. Tics express anxieties, sadness, fears, and...
The upper back corresponds to the region of the heart and the cardiac energy center. Back pain in this area relates to the early stages of conception, basic needs, and the fundamental structure of one...
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