Hidradenitis (Inflammation of Sweat Gland)

Inflammation of a sweat gland is read through perspiration as overflowing emotion - the body releasing harmful feelings one is holding rather than expressing. The pattern is bottled irritability, discontent, hatred, frustration or rancour toward a person or situation, in someone very sensitive to gossip and criticism, with little self-confidence and a fear of being judged or rejected - which in turn keeps others at a distance. The short explanation's "suppressed anger" is exactly that held, overflowing emotion. Relief is described as expressing the feelings rather than holding them in, and easing the fear of criticism that makes one keep others away.

Example from the findings: the inflamed sweat gland is read as held anger and irritation overflowing where one will not express them.