Urinary Tract Calcification

Your urinary tract is built to flow. To dissolve minerals, to excrete what is superfluous, to maintain a steady current — quietly, efficiently, without you having to think about it. But with urinary tract calcification, something remarkable happens: what should flow settles. What should be excreted deposits itself. What should be soft and dissolved becomes hard. Calcium deposits narrow the passages that should be open — and what was once a wide channel becomes, little by little, a tight passage.

Medically, this involves mineral deposits that settle on the inner walls of the urinary tract. Psychosomatically, a deeper question arises: What in your inner life has stopped flowing? What is settling inside you, layer upon layer, because you cannot — or will not — let it go?