Seasonal Changes

It would be hard to say with any certainty without more diagnostic information, but generally problems in one season can be thought of in two ways:

1) A weakness/excess in the organ (systems) that are most active in that period - so in this case the liver/gall bladder - see "My Liver is What?"...

2) A weakness/excess/neglect of the organs in the preceding season forcing the current set of functions to start at a low point so to speak. see "My Kidneys are What?"...

In our more standardized western culture many people do more or less the same thing from season to season. In the winter this lack of more introverted, relaxing habits further weakens the kidneys. As spring approaches and the liver/gallbladder start to become more active the kidney system may not have much to offer anymore so that system starts out weak even if it really isn&#39t "truly" weak. Doing this year after year with lack of awareness of seasonal influences more than likely weakens people on a deeper systemic level.

I am, of course, speaking more generally than what may apply to you specifically. From a more diagnostic level people with underlying internal heat conditions, say Kidney Yin Deficiency, may often do poorly as the temperatures rise and their system becomes more over heated again after the relative repreive of the winter. But that&#39s something that would require more diagnostic information to say anything more about.