Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...
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<strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 260<br />
the hands, it is denominated as “Carpal Tunnel Syndrome” (see above).<br />
XVI - 159) Ocular <strong>Migraines</strong>. Co-morbidities and evolutions: After many years of sufferings, the<br />
<strong>Migraines</strong> intensities attenuate after the age of forty years and almost disappear after the age of sixty,<br />
with any intraocular pressure and any cup’s size of Optic Nerve’s disk. In the patients with intraocular<br />
pressure of 17 mmHg or more or with Cerebrospinal Fluid <strong>Hypertension</strong>, the <strong>Migraines</strong> are replaced by<br />
ocular itching, tearfulness, chronic rhinitis and light sensitivity (photophobia). Other physician denominated<br />
this as “late-life migrainous accompaniments”.<br />
Those patients who rub their eyes present various kinds of recurrent blepharitis or conjunctivitis, as<br />
infectious as similar to allergic ones, and they only cure lowering their intraocular and Cerebrospinal<br />
fluid pressures.<br />
“The 50 years or older age group presented lesser acute migraine attack and lower prevalence of migraines.<br />
This older group decreased the headaches with aura, stress as a trigger, photophobia, phonophobia,<br />
dizziness - vertigo, throbbing, pressure, stabbing, nausea, vomiting, temporal location, headache<br />
days, recurrences and aggravation of headache by activity. This group of 50 year-old or more<br />
presented increase of the neck location, running of the nose and tearing of the eyes.” (Kelman L).<br />
We observed on our patients that those above three symptoms that Doctor Kelman found as increasing<br />
in the older age group, neck location, running of the nose and tearful of the eyes, are typical from<br />
the intraocular pressure rise, which can evolve to the glaucoma.<br />
XVI - 160) Omentum (belly-fat) increase: “Caffeine will increase the production of cortisol. The<br />
omentum houses cortisol. People who have abused caffeine for many years can develop an over<br />
distended omentum.” (Conant D).<br />
XVI - 161) Optic Nerve’s borders edema evolution:<br />
With the treatment and reduction of Cerebrospinal fluid pressure, the Optic Nerve's borders edema reduces<br />
after some months or years, but hardly disappears completely. The gray and high aspect changes<br />
to a permanent gray-whitish and flat one, as borders atrophy around the Optic disk, known as “peripapillary<br />
disk atrophy beta zone”, which is common on glaucoma. Sometimes there remains sheaths<br />
around the vessels at the Optic Disk. Those patients that followed our treatment never developed any<br />
optic neuropathy related to the optic nerve edema, as the “Age-related macular degeneration”.<br />
Without the correct treatment, the Cerebrospinal Fluid <strong>Hypertension</strong> Syndrome can cause many years<br />
of sufferings, resulting in definitive blindness.<br />
- <strong>Migraines</strong> and visual darkening caused by caffeine: We had on the year of 1994 one woman with<br />
26-year-old, at the seventh month of her 1 st . pregnancy, office worker, complaining of diffuse headaches<br />
for one week. She also complained about a left hemi-field visual darkening once, that endured<br />
for about 25 minutes. She doesn’t know precisely, but her face, hair and skin color show that she had<br />
heredity of around half Indian, a quarter Black and a quarter White. Consequently, she was a true<br />
Brazilian Mulatta. On ophthalmologic examination, we found only intraocular pressures of 20 and 18<br />
mmHg in right and left eyes, which are a little high and could explain her headaches. She needed no<br />
eyeglasses, and all the rest of ophthalmologic examination was physiologic (normal). At that time we<br />
did not know what to ask, what to look for, and what to prescribe.