They are the fine channels attached to the mammary glands that carry milk to the nipple. Pathologies: intraductal cancer, microcalcifications or epitheloma.
intraductal: Emotional conflict of loss, separation and/or lack of protection.
The difference with respect to him is that what the woman has separated from has been because it has been “torn” from her chest and she will no longer be able to take care of it, breastfeed, protect, love, etc.
It is not about the other person dying, leaving or leaving her, what she really feels is that what she was very attached to has been taken from her by a third party, she thinks that the separation has been caused by someone or something.
“That woman stole my husband”
“My mother-in-law separated me from my husband”
“Life took my father from me”
“That judge took my son from me”
Relationship problems in the nest: Separation conflict, not sexual, but with maternal ties.
Fear of not being able to protect our son. Desire to reunite the broken family or fear that the family will break up.
It usually occurs when the woman is no longer separated from her children, but finds that she cannot feed them.
Conflict of lack of protection, contact, caresses, exchanges and security of my loved ones and my own.
Lack of communication with the relatives that we want to keep or have “under our wing” or “on our bosom”.
Or also wanting to separate from someone and not being able to.
In right-handed women:
Right breast: Separation conflict in horizontal relationships, such as: “My husband is leaving.” “That woman has taken my husband from me.”
In the same way, it can indicate the desire to be separated, to no longer be in contact with my partner, to stop giving him affective food (milk).
“I feel alone”. My husband does not help me, he does not support me, he is cold, he does not speak, I do not receive caresses or attention.
Left breast: Drama in the nest (house, apartment, work).
Relational problem in the “strict” nest. Feeling separated from the child, both in a real and figurative sense. “My son is leaving.”
In a left-handed woman:
Left breast: Conflict of not being able to protect a couple who is very dependent.
Right breast: Conflict in relation to the protection that I carry out on the family.
I can’t protect the family or I don’t want to protect the family (but I must).
ductal: Conflict of nest and separation.
In a right-handed woman:
Left breast: Immature child, childish father, childish lover, childish husband.
Right breast: Older son, authoritarian mother, mature husband or lover.