Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C attacks the liver — the organ that cleanses, detoxifies, and transforms. A virus enters and begins to destroy the tissue, silently and often undetected for years. The diagnosis comes late, sometimes by chance. And with it comes not only the medical reality, but often shame, stigma, and the question: Why me?

Medicine explains the transmission route, the viral type, the liver damage. And these explanations matter. But the psychosomatic perspective asks a different question — not one that replaces the medical, but one that deepens it: What has created a breeding ground in your inner experience? Not for the virus itself — but for the way your system deals with it. Why now? Why like this? What is happening in your relationship with yourself, that your body is turning against its own centre of life?