The fallopian tubes are the ducts through which the egg travels to the uterus. Therefore, they represent the "path" or route to achieving a goal, uniting with a partner, or conceiving a child. Consequently, any symptom affecting the fallopian tubes is related to the...
Erectile dysfunction is the physical reflection of an unresolved emotional or unconscious conflict linked to performance, feelings of worthlessness, and fear. From this perspective, it is not just a physical condition, but a message from the body related to fear of...
Adenomyosis occurs when the tissue lining the uterus (endometrium) invades the muscular wall (myometrium), causing thickening. Adenomyosis can be considered an “internal endometriosis.” It can cause heavy and painful periods (menorrhagia), as well as constant pelvic...
An induced birth is interpreted as an interruption of the natural rhythm of life; the baby does not initiate the action but is forced to do so, thereby rejecting its capacity for initiative. Birth is our first experience of autonomy; therefore, when it is externally...
Amenorrhea is an excessive irregularity or even total absence of menstruation. It may be because it never started or because it was subsequently interrupted. Having this symptom has the sense of "avoiding reproduction", probably because there are many possibilities...
The menorrhagia is considered when menstrual bleeding is abnormally heavy or prolonged. Menorrhagia indicates that the woman lives in a situation of blockade and that she suffers in silence, in isolation. She expresses a deep sense of guilt and self-punishment. The...
The main characteristic of genital herpes is that only the closest people can notice it. Although it is thought that herpes spreads easily, especially when there is intimate contact with an infected person, it can never be considered a “contagion” because it is a...
Mastitis affects the supporting tissues of the glands that produce breast milk for the baby. In general, they express a problem related to “the lack of support in the nest”. "I don't feel supported by my partner, mother, etc." A woman with mastitis feels alone in...
Polycystic ovary syndrme refers to the presence of several hard cysts of various sizes on the ovaries. The cysts basically refer to problems due to not being able or not wanting to have children. There are women who are convinced that they do not want to have children...