Glomerulonephritis (Kidney Disease)

Glomerulonephritis inflames the kidney's filtering units, and is read through the kidneys as the body's emotional filter - what should clear away old anger and sorrow. The pattern is a severe retention of those emotions: deep anger held back rather than released, so the very apparatus meant to filter them is read as overwhelmed, alongside feeling vulnerable, drained of strength, and out of balance, often within a disharmonious close relationship. The short explanation's "suppression of severe anger" is exactly that overwhelming held rage. Relief is described as letting the severe, stored anger be released and filtered out, restoring balance before it overwhelms.

Example from the findings: the inflamed filtering units are read as overwhelmed by severe anger held back instead of cleared.