Sinusitis is understood as inflammation of the mucosal lining of the nose and paranasal orifices, either jointly or separately, due to the presence of bacteria, viruses or fungi, or also due to the presence of an allergic condition.
Biodecoding of Sinusitis — Emotional Conflicts
The most obvious signs of sinusitis are obstruction and clear liquid nasal discharge or runny nose. In fact, sinusitis is commonly called rhinosinusitis.
Inflammation of the upper airways causes obstruction of the sinus cavity, loss of sinus drainage, and accumulation of secretions.
sinusitis symptoms
Other manifestations associated with sinusitis are:
- Olfactory disorders
- repeated sneezing
- stinging and watery eyes
- Episodes of coughing, fever, feeling of tiredness and general weakness
- Sore throat, dental pain due to gum infection, halitosis, headaches and even discomfort in the ears.
In the active, or initial, phase of this disease, painless ulcerations occur on the mucosa. However, it is more noticeable later, when mucosal inflammation occurs with suppuration and serous effusions that give rise to the aforementioned disorders.
Classification of sinusitis
- acute: if its effects are manifested for a period of less than four weeks. It usually occurs in association with an upper respiratory tract infection, usually of viral origin.
- Subacute: when the infection is present between four and twelve weeks.
- Chronicle: if the disease remains for more than twelve weeks. In these cases there is persistent inflammation of the paranasal sinuses with or without nasal polyps.
Normally, chronic sinusitis pictures are attributed to allergies and environmental factors such as dust and pollution, as well as the presence of bacteria or fungi. Vasomotor rhinitis can also lead to chronic sinusitis.
Biological decoding of sinusitis
In order to carry out an adequate biological decoding of sinusitis and, therefore, access the hidden emotional conflict that causes and sustains it, it is necessary to take into account the biological meaning of the organs and tissues involved.
From a biological point of view, health problems that affect the nose refer to the recognition that one has of oneself; but they also show difficulties in breathing and, therefore, in feeling, valuing and discerning life with clarity and calm.
In these situations, it is common for the person to unconsciously choose to isolate or move away from their environment or block their feelings so as not to suffer or to escape the discomfort caused by the presence of another or other close people. In any case, fear is always present as a symptom activator.
paranasal sinuses and nasal mucosa
They can be affected when the presence of someone or something that is in our usual environment causes us irritation and discomfort. Sometimes it can be the mere suspicion that something is not right or could become problematic, related to someone who is close to us.
Intuitions that generate uncertainty, perhaps without really knowing why. It can be family, affective or work relationships. Therefore, it is not about sporadic presences but continuous and obviously imposed or insurmountable.
With sinusitis, the paranasal sinuses become clogged and stop fulfilling their function, preventing us from breathing normally and clearly smelling our surroundings.
So the person who suffers from this disease must ask themselves what things or people they need to remove or expel from their lives in order to breathe and flow normally again. The obstruction leads the person to literally feel congested
The bloating ends up plunging the person with sinusitis into a climate of irritation and negativity, without the necessary freshness to calmly interpret what is irritating them and, of course, without the necessary clarity to manage those situations.
Our ability to discern things is diminished. The bad breath that commonly occurs with sinusitis shows precisely how this obstruction leads us to a certain impotence to analyze and act, leaving our thoughts to remain in the mouth, where they ferment because we cannot find the way to express them decisively.
This has the added drawback that sooner or later the person with sinusitis may internalize a feeling of injury and injustice due to that kind of blockage that binds them.
Fear
In a strictly emotional sense, behind sinusitis there are always situations that the person lives with fear.
Fear of what the relationship that one has or may have with another person that we feel is an intruder, that invades our habitat and annoys us, may bring.
A threat is intuited that is probably not yet apparent; but, in that wait, the person falls prey to anguish because the danger, although latent, is not yet manifest.
What anguish is precisely the proximity of something or someone that we intuit as dangerous without being sure that this suspicion is true or is really founded.
A strange and threatening atmosphere is generated around us from which we unconsciously refuse to nourish ourselves, which is why our sinuses become clogged.
Paradoxically, this obstruction increases the problem because it prevents us from sniffing, calibrating and analyzing in detail the potential danger that we only glimpse.
The bony structure of the head has a series of cavities, the facial sinuses or nasal sinuses, which allow it to lighten its weight. In addition, these breasts serve several functions. On the one hand, they are a kind of sounding board that allows both hearing and locating the origin of sounds.
On the other, they heat and filter the air we breathe before it reaches the lungs. These bone cavities are four and are located on both sides of the nose and on top of the eyes.
Depending on which one or which ones are affected by sinusitis, they show different emotional circumstances as the origin of the conflict:
sphenoid sinus
in the sphenoid bone. It closes the nostril from its posterior part. Sinusitis that affects the sphenoid sinus shows conflicts of danger and fear, with nuances of irritation, anger and aggressiveness.
ethmoid sinus
Located at the root of the nose and in the internal phases of the orbits. It represents situations in which the person is devalued or does not feel up to it, either within the family or in their professional field.
frontal sinus
in the frontal bone. He usually expresses conflicts related to future situations, about the projects and paths that appear on our horizon; the person’s thoughts about the future. It also refers to danger scenarios in which we do not see the possible way to protect ourselves.
maxillary sinus
It is located in the upper jaw bone. The person is struggling at a crossroads. He, prey to anguish and indecision, does not know whether to attack or defend himself from the danger that he foresees. However, he does not take action as he feels that time is ticking against him.
The person who suffers from sinusitis lives immersed in a climate of fear, presaging situations of potential danger of which he only suspects; intuitions that give rise to uncertainty due to that danger that, despite appearing only as a possibility, is enough to generate anguish and rejection.
This is how the desire to move away or move away from those circumstances or people associated with fear arises; longing for expulsion that we manifest biologically through repeated sneezing.
Sinusitis should lead the affected person to study their environment and the people and situations that are part of it to focus on the circumstances that irritate them and generate rejection. Only then can you come to the conclusion of what or who generates rejection and fear.
Becoming aware of this will allow you to face these scenarios in a different way, with the ability to take action having understood the messages that your unconscious is sending you through your biology.
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