Platelets decrease in number Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Platelets are minuscule, nucleus-free cells, typically two to three microns in diameter, responsible for blood clotting in cases of bleeding. A decrease in their number makes it challenging to stop bleeding. Please see the section on hemorrhage for further details.

Leukemia is a blood disorder that primarily affects children and the elderly. Its symptoms include an increase in white blood cell count, a decrease in red blood cells (resulting in anemia), and a decrease in platelets responsible for blood clotting. Additionally, the spleen enlarges significantly. Refer to blood cell problems, spleen issues, and cancer for related information.
Leukemia represents the inhibition of joy circulating freely in one's life. It signifies deep-seated hatred, self-destruction, and a reluctance to fight. In the case of a child with leukemia, it may reflect a refusal to be reborn or profound disappointment with the world. Leukemia often follows the loss of a loved one, even a beloved pet. This form of cancer is closely tied to the expression of self-love and can emerge after a significant personal event that led to self-devaluation. Consider the example of a young child denied a spot on a soccer team; this rejection may feel like a life crisis. It can lead to the belief that one must constantly protect themselves to achieve their desires, resulting in suppressed emotions. If love or the desire to live has been wounded, it can lead to a distrustful, confused, and alienated attitude towards love. The solution is to align with life rather than resist it, changing survival into living. This transformation leads to inner peace and reduced need for excessive self-defense.




I must learn to go with life instead of against it.

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.




Oliguria is a decrease in urine volume.

WHITE BLOCKS refer to white blood cells that circulate in the blood and tissues, responsible for defending the body. Red blood cells, on the other hand, maintain hemoglobin and transport oxygen from the lungs to the tissues. Issues with white blood cells indicate difficulty in self-defense or asserting oneself. An excessive number of white blood cells may signify a desire to confront or feeling easily attacked, while a deficiency suggests giving up. If lacking white blood cells, it's essential to regain self-confidence and recognize personal talents. Seeking feedback from those who know you can help. Conversely, if white blood cell count is high, it's vital to understand that self-worth doesn't rely on constant battles and to believe in one's inherent value. Fighting constantly is draining and must be replaced with self-acceptance and belief in one's worthiness.

Leukopenia signifies a decrease in white blood cells, causing an imbalance in the blood. White blood cells become passive, losing their fighting spirit. It may be a subconscious attempt to maintain the status quo, preventing new experiences and keeping one feeling safe and in control. To overcome this, self-care is essential to rebuild inner strength and rediscover the excitement of life.