Urinary Tract Infection

It burns. Every trip to the bathroom becomes an ordeal — a sharp, stabbing burn that runs through your lower abdomen and makes you wince. The urge to urinate comes constantly, but almost nothing comes. Your body feels as though an inflammatory resistance has lodged itself in your deepest channels. Medically, it is bacteria colonising the mucous membranes of the urinary tract. But psychosomatically a different question arises: why is your innermost drainage system inflamed — the system responsible for letting go of what you no longer need?