Mucous Membrane Inflammation

The mucous membranes are the moist, protective linings at the body's openings - where one meets the outside world. Their inflammation is read as that protective surface flaring where one feels exposed and helpless: an anger kindled by feeling unable to defend oneself or change a situation. The short explanation's "anger at feelings of helplessness" is exactly that. Relief is described as finding one's footing and capacity to act where one felt helpless, so the anger no longer has to inflame one's defences.

Example from the findings: inflamed mucous membranes are read as one's protective lining flaring in anger at feeling helpless.