Kidney stones

Published on Urinary system.

They result from the precipitation and crystallization of substances in the urine, such as uric acid, calcium phosphates and oxalates.

Shortage of liquid intake also interferes in the crystallisation process. The attempt the body makes to get rid of the stones causes major pain that some people compare to that of childbirth. These calculus or stones are made of substances that should have been eliminated. This means that the person hangs on to a certain number of issues that he should have got rid of long time ago, since they are no good to him. The person insists on being stuck to old beliefs that do not work for him, in what concerns living together with another person. It is important to stress that this stubbornness causes the person great pain. This is a form of self-inflicted punishment.

Kidney stones are more typical of a masculine, very yang behaviour than a feminine one. The gallbladder stones (gallbladder) are more typical of a feminine, more yin behaviour than a masculine behaviour.

The yin/yang polarity matters when talking about symptoms associated to cysts, cancers, kidney stones, but it is not obvious. In this case, it is advisable to consider that the right kidney is the yang (masculine) kidney and that the left is the yin (feminine) kidney, for both right and left-handed people. However, there are no certainties about this. Problems in the yang kidney denote relational problems with the partner, because the person has an excessively yang, obsessed attitude, which probably comes from the man model (the biological Father?) that he has adopted and which does not work, and, still, the person does not let go. Problems in the yin kidney denote relational problems with the partner, because the person has an excessively yang, obsessed attitude, which probably comes from the woman model (the biological Mother?) that he has adopted and which does not work, and, still, the person does not let go.

See KidneysKidneys – cancer and cysts and Kidneys – renal insufficiency

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