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Gynecological diseases often have a deeper relationship with our emotions than we can imagine. Candidiasis, a common vaginal infection, is one example.
Let’s explore how emotions can influence this condition and what you can do to prevent and treat candidiasis.
Emotions and gynecological diseases
Our physical and emotional health are intrinsically linked and this is reflected in women’s gynecological health.
When we do not perform an energetic cleansing of our uterus and vagina, these organs can accumulate harmful memories, which gradually reduce our quality of life. Here you can read and learn about one of these techniques.
The process of transformation of emotions into gynecological diseases can be complex and affect different aspects of a person’s life. Here’s how it generally works:
1. Loss of spirit: The first stage involves a feeling of apathy and loss of spirit. Repressed emotions begin to take a toll on the mind and body.
2. Loss of love: As emotions continue to be repressed, personal relationships can be affected. You can attract harmful people or experience constant crises in relationships.
3. Loss of pleasure: Pleasure in life, both in daily activities and intimacy, begins to disappear as negative memories accumulate.
4. Loss of Health: Eventually, the body begins to reflect the emotional weight of repressed memories. Muscle tension, hormonal imbalances, problems with the vaginal flora and energy problems can occur, leading to gynecological diseases such as candidiasis.
Candidiasis: an emotional symptom
Candidiasis, like cystitis, can be a sign that emotions are being held back and that the person feels forced to do things without their own will. Also other diseases such as bartholinitis or anorgasmia. You you can understand better here.
Symptoms include itching, thick discharge, and a foul odor, reflecting situations in which someone is “rage-itching” because they are unable to relieve themselves.
Examples include having sex without desire, due to obligations, or working in a stressful job out of necessity, repressing anger and emotions.
Tips for preventing candidiasis
Prevention of candidiasis involves both emotional and physical aspects:
1. Listen to yourself: Learn to say no, listen to your inner voice and respect your wishes. Don’t submit to situations that aren’t part of you. Respecting yourself is essential.
2. Physiological treatments: Use intimate soaps with an adequate vaginal pH to maintain vaginal acidity, which protects against fungi and bacteria. Avoid products that contain glucose because they can unbalance vaginal pH.
3. Reflection after sex: Reflect on how you feel after intimacy. Do you feel valued in the relationship? Are your pleasure and well-being taken into consideration? Don’t submit to situations that aren’t good for you.
4. Candidiasis without sexual intercourse: If you face candidiasis without a direct connection to sex, examine your relationship with your sexuality and femininity. Address any frustrations, guilt, and feelings of entitlement.
In short, candidiasis and other gynecological diseases can be physical manifestations of repressed emotions. Taking care of your emotional health is just as crucial as your physical health when it comes to gynecological health.
Listen to yourself, respect your desires and practice self-care to maintain balance between body and mind.
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Roberta Struzani (fisioterapia.roberta@gmail.com)
– Therapist specializing in sexuality and gynecological health. Provides in-person and online services focused on self-knowledge, increasing self-esteem and the health of the female reproductive system. His main working tool is pompoarism.
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Ben Stock is a lifestyle journalist and author at Gossipify. He writes about topics such as health, wellness, travel, food and home decor. He provides practical advice and inspiration to improve well-being, keeps readers up to date with latest lifestyle news and trends, known for his engaging writing style, in-depth analysis and unique perspectives.
