Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...

y the raised intraocular pressure.
p - Borders between the Fluids Hypertension sicknesses.
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 173
a- Introduction and Pathophysiology of the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension: In the patient
with Cerebrospinal Fluid outflow or resorption deficiency, the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension can
squeeze all nerves in it and at their exits from the cerebrospinal space, and this means all the nerves of
the body. This hydrostatic squeeze causes Migraines, variants, and most of the signs, symptoms and
sicknesses listed above at the summary. It is the most pathogenic of the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes.
Beer, water, caffeine and many sicknesses: We had a 30-year-old nurse, no child,1.58 meters (5
feet and 2 inches) tall, 51 Kilograms (112 pounds), mulatta (father black and mother white), complaining
of eye’s aches at turning them, ethmoidal sinusitis, obstructive rhinitis, premenstrual tension and
aches on both knees. She used to drink water 3,300 milliliter (nearly one gallon) daily in order to medicate
constipation, coffee 200 milliliter (seven fluid ounces) and guaraná 600 milliliter (20 fluid
ounces) daily. She medicated the aches with caffeinated analgesics. She used to drink beer, but the systematic
next day hangover made her stop them. On ophthalmoscopic examination we found in both
eyes Optic Nerve’s Disks with 0/0/0/1 (Cup diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosa pores/ borders
edema), which configures the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension Syndrome. Her intraocular pressures
were 14 and 12 mmHg (physiologic) right and left eyes.
In a person with genetic disposition to retain water, the caffeine and excessive water drank daily
caused all these signs and symptoms. The cure is easy and difficult at the same time: it is easy to prescribe
her to stop the excessive water and caffeine drinks, but it is very difficult for her to accomplish
this.
When the Cerebrospinal fluid pressure rises with more intensity and continuously, the patient suffers
few aches and more neurological damage, known as Pseudotumor Cerebri, or Benign Intracranial Hypertension,
or Hydrocephalus.
The main signs and symptoms of the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension are:
XIII -b- Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension Migraines and aches (pain): The Cerebrospinal Fluid
Hypertension compared with the smaller intraocular pressure, and with the even smaller intra-orbital
pressure, causes:
The hydraulic pressure in the Optic Nerve squeezes the disk towards inside the eye, and the disk
aches as Migraines and many alternative signs and symptoms, listed on the Summary above.
“Sixty-eight percent of patients with idiopathic intracranial hypertension had definable headache disorders,
including episodic tension type headache (30%) and migraine without aura (20%).” (Friedman
D I, and Rausch E A).
The raised Cerebrospinal fluid pressure inside the Optic Nerve´s Dura mater in the orbit, cause its
distension. This portion of Dura mater in the orbit has no pressure or bone structure at its outer side
to prevent its distension. This is the origin of some migraines which worsen when turning the eyes
from one to the other side.
Many headaches happen on awakening, because the Cerebrospinal Fluid's hypertension occurs when
sleeping: On “10 patients with refractory headaches… for continuous cerebrospinal fluid pressure
monitoring… Increased cerebrospinal fluid pressure was seen mostly during sleep and was intermittent,
suggesting that cerebrospinal fluid pressure elevation may be missed by a single spot-check
Lumbar Puncture measurement.” (Torbey M T, and others).