Fever

Fever is read as emotion that burns - irritation and anger, against oneself, others or an event, flaring through the whole body when life becomes "too hot" to handle. The pattern is an accumulation of heated feeling: indignation, disappointment, worry, often from ruminating on past hurts, while one attends to everything except one's own inner wellbeing. In a child, a sudden fever is read as inner conflict or a repressed wound the body voices because words cannot yet. The short explanation's "severe emotional trauma" is that burning charge breaking out. Relief is described as identifying what is irritating one and meeting the anger consciously rather than letting it inflame the body, and taking the rest one needs.

Example from the findings: fever is read as burning, accumulated anger and irritation flooding the body when life becomes too hot.