By
Vinutha Viswanatha Reddy
Symptoms :
During the early morning hours between 4 to 4:30 am, I would wake up in the middle of my sleep with urine incontinence problem. There would be a leak and I would run to the washroom fearing I would wet the bed. Running to the washroom from my sleep was a difficult thing. I tried drinking less water before sleep, peeing twice before sleep none of this helped. When I peed, there wasn’t much urine. Through the day I was fine. This issue was observed only during the night. When it continued for more than two weeks, I doubted a DHS.
I got a urine routine test, which showed turbid urine, pus cells, epithelial cells and bacteria present. However, I showed no other symptoms like burning or pain in the urethra or elsewhere.
Organs/tissue affected – Bladder muscle and Sphincter
Embryonic Germ layer – New Mesoderm
Brain Relay – Cerebral medulla and motor cortex
Crossover brain and organ relation – Yes
GNM explanation:
Bladder is a muscular bag which can hold urine. When the bladder contracts and the sphincters open the urine is passed out. Urinary incontinence is involuntary flow of urine. It can be a mild leak to bed wetting. Continuous leak of urine everyday showed there is a marking conflict unresolved.
The conflict which affects the bladder muscle and the sphincter is “not able to take a stand and mark one’s place”.
During the conflict active phase there is scraping of the muscle tissue and paralysis of the muscle to build it better during the healing phase.
In the epileptoid crisis, there is a surge on the muscles and the sphincter which opens and expels the urine out causing urinary incontinence and it happens when in vagatonia.
The conflict:
My husband and I share a loving, respectful and a happy marriage. Often we prioritise each other’s preferences above our own. One night, he surprised me by sleeping on my side of the bed and decided to continue doing so thereafter. While I didn’t anticipate this change, I reluctantly agreed, though adjusting was difficult for me(DHS). The next night when I slept on my usual side, he asked me to move. I could have said no, but I don’t know why, I agreed again and decided to acquaint to the new place but couldn’t sleep well. After four or five days I started with the incontinence symptoms.
One day as I relaxed after returning from work, I was thinking over the symptoms, searching for the conflict but couldn’t grasp it. Then, as I shifted from one side of the bed to the other, the conflict suddenly flashed and things became clear to me. I explained the issue to my husband, took a firm stand and I reclaimed my side of the bed back. Believe me, my problem was gone. Getting my place back was a resolution to my problem. I laughed at it.
Reflecting on this experience prompted me to consider other preferences I have formed: there are two bathrooms in the house I use only a specific one, sitting in a particular spot while watching TV, habitually walking to the right side of people, avoiding sleepovers at friend’s or cousin’s homes, I prefer coming back late in the night just to get back to my place……These are some of my marking habits and Iam particular about them and I thought of I should work on, perhaps reconsider to broaden my perspective. They might look too silly to cause a DHS but if you are sensitive to them, they will.
There are bigger and tougher symptoms to go through. Awareness about them and changing perspective will definitely help. Only GHK offers a sensible and consistent approach to understanding symptoms, diseases and the underlying causes. Viewing symptoms through the lens of GHK aids in healing and also raises us to operate at a higher level.
Thanks for reading
Vinutha Vishwanath Reddy