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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 295
i) We prescribe the treatment of the patient’s visceral disturbances.
j) We prescribe do not eat hard digestible meals before the sleeping hours.
k) We prescribe to shut off the light and television set at bedtime.
l) We prescribe to reduce, or to stop whenever possible, every drug that raises the intraocular or
Cerebrospinal fluid pressures.
m) We prescribe to regularize the sleeping hours.
n) We prescribe physical working or exercises.
o) Respiratory exercises prevent migraines, glaucoma, and perhaps cardiac strokes and other sicknesses.
p) Medicines to lower the Ocular, Cerebrospinal and Inner Ears Fluids Hypertension Syndromes.
q) We never prescribe to the migraine patients other medicines, therapies or surgeries.
r) We educate all patients, teaching the etiologies which they need to avoid.
s) Weighting loss therapy is unnecessary.
t) Headache associated with sexual activity. Intercourse headache.
u) Most of our migraine patients have cured.
v) We control the treatment’s efficacy.
w) Migraines' therapeutic paradox.
x) Hospitalization improves the migraines.
y) Surgeries that improve the sicknesses of the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes.
z) Therapeutic difficulties.
aa) When the headache continues.
bb) Consequences of our treatment.
cc) “Idiopathic”, “Age-related”, “Primary”, “Allergic” and other sicknesses denominations.
XVIII- a -We medicate all the patients to eliminate their repeated Migraines, headaches, itching
eyes, tearfulness, rhinitis, sneezing, conjunctivitis, blepharitis, eyelid edema, photophobia, etc. Consequently
the patients stop spending their time and money with other consultations, exams and useless
medicines, clinical and surgical treatments, and most of all, they stop years of sufferings.
We medicate the patient’s sufferings, not any exam. We medicate the patient who presents any
sign or symptom of the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes, irrespective to any exam.
We medicate the patient who presents intraocular pressure at the office of 22 mmHg or more,
denominated as Ocular Hypertension, irrespective to any other exam, to prevent the Normal (Peak)
Tension Glaucoma, to cure his headaches and variants, and to recover in some patients their small temporary
reduction of visual acuity.
We do not wait until the Glaucoma establishes its damage in the patient’s eye to medicate him.
There is no use to discover whether the eye is pre-perimetric or already has perimetric visual glaucomatous
damage. The visual field exam is only useful to the perimeters manufacturers, and not to the patient.
To become a confirmed “perimetric glaucoma” the patient already has lost 40% to 50% of his retinal
ganglion cells, as already was demonstrated: In Rhesus monkeys, “ganglion cell losses of 40% to
50% were necessary before visual sensitivity losses exceeded the normal 95% confidence limits.” (Harwerth
R S, and others). In humans, this also was demonstrated analyzing the retinal visual fibers in
comparison with the perimetric visual damage in the glaucoma patients.
As this damage is irreversible and the patient is suffering now, we medicate him now. We prevent the
patient's glaucoma together with curing his migraines. The ophthalmologist that does not care the patient’s
sufferings, while his perimeter does not confirm the glaucomatous visual field damage, is only a
slave from the merchandising of the perimeter manufacturer. This physician is not fulfilling his Hippocratic
oath: “I will prescribe regimens for the good of my patients according to my ability and my
judgment and never do harm to anyone.”
We medicate the “Normal” (peak) tension glaucoma with the diet, and they stop their evolution.
Clinically, they cure.