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Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 2 Abstract A – Migraines, Headaches and Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – What are they? - Answer: Migraines and most primary headaches are the aches of the pressure increases in the fluids: - Intraocular Aqueous Humor, - Intracranial Cerebrospinal Fluid, and - Inner ear’s Perilymph and Endolymph. We denominate the fluids’ pressure rises and their consequent migraines, signs, symptoms and sicknesses as the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes. Migraines and headaches are not sicknesses: they are symptoms of the sicknesses. B – How many Fluids Hypertension Syndromes do exist? - Answer: There are three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: 1− Ocular, due to raises in the intraocular Aqueous Humor pressure. 2− Cerebrospinal, due to raises in the intracranial Cerebrospinal Fluid pressure. 3− Inner Ears, due to raises in the inner ears' Perilymph and Endolymph pressures. Each patient can present one, two, or all the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes in the same time. C – Which are the Migraines, Migraine Variants and other alternative signs, symptoms and sicknesses caused by the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes? - Answer: There are more than two hundred different migraines, migraine variants, migraine equivalent syndromes, sicknesses, alternatives signs and symptoms consequent to the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes. Each person feels his/her migraines, headaches and other signs and symptoms on his/her own distinct mode. There are personal susceptibilities to each one. Most aches, signs and symptoms are common to two Fluids Hypertension Syndromes, with statistical distinctions between them. Few migraines, signs and symptoms are exclusive to only one Fluid Hypertension Syndrome. The patients can present the Migraine Variants, Signs and Symptoms randomly. Usually the patient repeats the same sign(s) or symptom(s), but sometimes adding another, or subtracting, or changing one of them. It is common the patient presents simultaneously two or more signs and symptoms. When the fluids hypertension are at a relative low level, they cause repetitive much pain and no definitive harm. When correctly medicated, the patient cures without any remaining damage. However, after many relapses and coincide with the personal susceptibility, or when the pressure rises too much and for time enough, the affected nerve can suffer progressive or sudden definitive damage, and the patient feels less Migraines or other signs or symptoms. We and hundreds other physicians cited in the text, observed the followings signs and symptoms chronic or recurrent, sometimes denominated as “allergic”, “idiopathic”, “co-morbidity”, and sicknesses, all caused directly or indirectly by the fluids' hypertension syndromes. We assorted them from each Fluid Hypertension Syndrome and from the caffeine intoxication (this list is incomplete and it may have misplacement): D – Sicknesses, Signs and Symptoms that, although they can have other etiologies, they are also caused by the Ocular hypertension Syndrome and by the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension Syndrome: 1− Amaurosis Fugax. Transient blindness. Retinal migraine. 2− Anterior visual pathway migraine. 3− Blepharitis. Itching eyes. 4− Blinks excessively. 5− Bulbar conjunctival cystic edema (Episcleral edema). 6− Bulbar sub-conjunctival hemorrhage. 7− Burning eye sensation.
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 3 8− Cellulitis (infectious) in the cheek. 9− Chalazion. 10− Cheek edema. 11− Chronic daily (journal) headache. Persistent or recurrent headaches (pain). Chronic migraine. 12− Cluster headache. Histamine cephalalgia. Horton neuralgia. Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia. Cephalalgia. Trigeminal neuralgia. Ciliary neuralgia. Lower half migraine. Migrainous neuralgia. Episodic migraine. 13− Conjunctivitis, infectious: acute or chronic. 14− Contact lens intolerance. 15− Colors vision disturbance. 16− Dry eye feelings (without indeed drying). 17− Edema of the tarsal conjunctiva. 18− Entoptic vision. Flying dots. 19− Eyebrow edema. 20− Eyelash ptosis. 21− Eyelid edema (swollen). Eyelid ptosis. Eyelid drooping. 22− Eyelid twitching (trembling). 23− Facial atypical pain. Atypical facial neuralgia. Maxillary ache. Pain in the face. 24− Facial sweating. 25− Floppy eyelid syndrome. Lax eyelid syndrome. 26− Headaches and Migraines with the interruption of the caffeine use. 27− Inferior eyelid edema. Eyelid purse. Puffy eyes. Festoons. Eyelid bags. 28− Intraocular pressure of 17 mmHg or higher. 29− Itching eyes. Scratching eyes. Rubbing eyes. Tickling eyes. 30− Migraine with aura. Classic migraine. Hemicrania with aura. Chronic paroxysmal migraine. 31− Migraine without aura. Headache. 32− Migrainous facies. Haggard appearance. 33− Miosis in both eyes (Pupils contracted without medication). 34− Neck (nape or occipital) ache, migraine or headache. Cervical Spine disorders. Stiff neck. Tensiontype headache. Chronic neck pain. Chronic migraine. Muscular contraction headache. Cervicogenic headache. Occipital neuralgia. Paroxismal torticollis. Upper cervical pain. 35− New-born and sucking infant rubbing (scratching) his eyes. 36− Ocular glands secretion disturbances. Increased ocular chronic secretion. 37− Ocular hyperemia. Eye redness (Eye erythema). Episcleritis. Conjunctival injection. 38− Ocular Migraine or ache. 39− Papillary conjunctivitis. Allergic conjunctivitis. 40− Photophobia. Excessive eyes sensitivity to the light. 41− Primary headaches. 42− Prodrome (premonitory symptoms) of migraine. 43− Psychogenic headache. Conversion headache. Retinal Vein Thrombosis (Occlusion): 44− Branch Retinal Vein Thrombosis. 45− Central Retinal Vein Thrombosis. 46− Rhinitis with coryza. Rhinorrhea. (Rhinorrhoea). Running of the nose. Allergic rhinitis. 47− Rosacea at the face. 48− Sexual activity headache. Orgasmic (pre-orgasmic) headache. Intercourse headache. 49− Shoulder pain. 50− Sinus Headache. Allergic sinusitis. 51− Sty. 52− SUNCT Syndrome. (Short-lasting, Unilateral, Neuralgiform ocular pain, Conjunctiva fluid-filling
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