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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 300
students. Which is the orientation of your children’s school?
Which is your orientation to your children? Do you buy soft drinks to them? Are there soft drinks in
your domestic refrigerator?
XVIII- h -We prescribe the Reduction of Emotional Stress, preferentially without medication.
It seems that all psychotropic medications increase the intraocular, cerebrospinal and probably the inner
ear fluids’ pressures, and consequently they are contraindicated to these patients.
We do not know which psychotropic medications raises more or less the fluids’ pressures. If the intraocular
pressure rises above 21 mmHg, or the Optic Nerve’s borders edema increases to 1 diopter or
more, these medications can reduce the Migraine by converting the patient less sensible to it (Graph
V-1), but increasing the possibility of definitive Optic nerve’s damage without symptoms.
XVIII- i -We prescribe the treatment of patient’s Visceral Disturbances. When necessary, we prescribe
medications that facilitate the intestine evacuation. This prevents the need of strong Valsalva
maneuver daily, and also prevents the chronic intoxication from feces constipation.
XVIII- j -We prescribe do not eat hard digestible meals before sleeping hours.
We prescribe eating a balanced diet in moderate amounts at regular intervals. The dinner or any meal
at the day’s end must be easy digestible, and occurs 3 hours or more before the sleeping time. The patient
must sleep with digestive rest.
The prescription of Ayurveda to Migraines: “Avoid hot, spicy foods, fermented foods, and sour or citrus
fruits. A pitta-soothing diet is effective both for migraine relief and as a preventative measure.”
XVIII- k -We prescribe to shut off the light and television set at bedtime: This prevents resting one
arm and forearm over the eyes while sleeping.
XVIII- l -We prescribe to reduce, or to stop whenever possible, every drug that raises the intraocular
or Cerebrospinal fluid pressures, as vasodilators, corticosteroid, estrogen, caffeine, psychotropic.
“More than half of patients with migraine use over-the-counter medication.” (Arunagiri, G; Santhi,
S). The patient must avoid any medication with caffeine included in the same tablet.
XVIII- m -We prescribe to regularize the sleeping hours, nor too few, and very important, nor too
much, because the intraocular pressure raises as more as longer is the sleeping time. The patient must
stand up and do anything that uses his physic. The intraocular pressure, and probably the Cerebrospinal
Fluid and Inner ears pressures get lower on the standing position. Lying in bed is a worsening condition
to all head's fluid pressures and migraines.
XVIII- n -We prescribe physical work or exercises. You do not need to mark points, or time, or win,
or to supplant anybody. Feel your body and exercise him as long as you feel better.
The exercises at upright position lessen the intraocular pressure. “A mean fall in ocular tension of 4.5
mm. was found in both right and left eyes (in open-angle glaucoma) after walking. The higher the ocular
tension before walking, the greater was the fall.” (Leighton DA).
Strenuous exercises lower the intraocular pressure: “Intraocular pressure decreased significantly (during
strenuous exercise) and returned to baseline level 3 hr after its completion. The maximal average
reduction was 4.1 mmHg, 26.5% below the baseline level. The intraocular pressure decreased again
48 hr after the exercise and returned to baseline level 48 hr later.”(Ashkenazi I, and others).
“The amount of intraocular pressure reduction after short-term exercise seems to depend on the intensity
of exercise, not on the duration of exercise or the quantity of exercise.” (Kiuchi Y, and others).