Intestinal Inflammation (Enteritis)

Your gut is burning. The mucous membrane that is meant to protect you from the inside — the boundary surface between you and what you take in — is inflamed, irritated, in a state of emergency. Cramps, diarrhea, nausea, sometimes fever. Your digestive system, which normally works quietly and reliably, is sounding the alarm. It can no longer take things in. It can no longer process them. It only wants to expel.

Medically, Enteritis is an inflammation of the intestinal mucosa — triggered by viruses, bacteria, intolerances, or chronic processes. From a psychosomatic perspective, a deeper question arises: what has become so indigestible in your life that your gut has imposed a moratorium on intake? What is fermenting inside you, pressing outward, because you can no longer contain it?