Sinusitis

Sinusitis congests the spaces around the nose, read as irritation tied to someone close. One systematic framework maps the nose, sinuses and ears to an upper-neck vertebra, grouping their inflammations together, while the nose itself stands for self-recognition. Holding back one's own strength toward a close person - swallowing it for fear of hurting them or damaging an intimate bond - congests these spaces, sometimes as an inner crying for help. The short explanation names this exactly: not exerting one's inner strength for fear of hurting someone close. Relief is described as declaring peace and harmony, allowing oneself honesty with those close, and recognising one's own worth.

Example from the findings: sinus trouble is tied to irritation with one specific close person, and the nose to self-recognition.