Urethritis (Disease of the Urethra)

Urethritis inflames the passage that releases urine - and urine, in this framework, carries the emotions - so it is read as anger one will not let pass. The pattern is accepting poorly to give way to a new situation, harbouring aggressiveness, and struggling to set one's own boundaries while trying to control others' lives; often an unresolved situation with the mother sits underneath. The short explanation's "suppressed anger surrounding sexual issues" is that held, inflamed anger around control and intimacy. Relief is described as letting new situations through, releasing the wish to control others, and asserting one's own boundaries instead.

Example from the findings: urethritis is read as anger that will not give way - a grip on controlling others where one cannot set one's own limits.