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<strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 39<br />

We could not measure the Cerebrospinal fluid, Perilymph and Endolymph pressures, but according<br />

with the observations of our patients’ aches, we suppose that they follow a relation between their pressures<br />

and aches, similar to the relation of the intraocular pressures and respective aches.<br />

V-b – “Pain is one of Nature’s earliest signs of morbidity” (Adams R D and Resnik W H.). “The patient<br />

feels the Ocular Migraine or headache each day because at some hours his intraocular pressure<br />

overpasses its healthy value. After repeated examinations of thousands of patients with Ocular <strong>Migraines</strong>,<br />

we observed that they had an intraocular pressure limit without Migraine up to 16 mmHg, and<br />

their Migraine or variants manifested with 17 mmHg until 21 mmHg”. (Translated from Portuguese)<br />

(Izecksohn L and Izecksohn C.). When the intraocular pressure overpasses 22 mmHg, the Ocular <strong>Migraines</strong><br />

become mild, rare, or disappear.<br />

Patients rarely feel the Migraine or migraine variant of intraocular pressure rise out of these limits. In<br />

the patients with low arterial pressure and in the children, the intraocular pressure limit that can cause<br />

Ocular Migraine is lower, about 14 mmHg. In the patient with arterial hypertension, this limit is higher.<br />

Migraine's recurrence: The Ocular Migraine usually begins at awakening hour, when the intraocular<br />

pressure is a little higher than the diurnal pressure (Liu J H K, and others), and disappears after few<br />

hours, when the intraocular pressure physiologically diminishes: it is an evanescent Migraine. Meanwhile,<br />

all three <strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> can present <strong>Migraines</strong> at any hour, depending on their<br />

Etiologies or Risk Factors. The <strong>Migraines</strong> or variants recur almost every day when the cause is the<br />

daily variation of the fluids’ pressures with some daily etiology, or every week when the main etiology<br />

is some weekly drinking habit, or monthly when the main etiology is the monthly female cyclic hormonal<br />

variation.<br />

As the personal habits are recurrent or cyclic regularly, the <strong>Migraines</strong> usually recur at the same time,<br />

over the years. A migraine’s classification based on their recurrences is classifying the recurrence of<br />

their etiologies. All three <strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> can present continuous <strong>Migraines</strong> for days,<br />

which usually is denominated as “Status Migranosus”.<br />

V-c- <strong>Migraines</strong> and intraocular pressures reliability:<br />

The <strong>Migraines</strong> on our patients were very frequent and disturbing, but they were not reliable symptoms<br />

nor ever simultaneous with the rise of their intraocular pressures. Some patients, mainly men,<br />

never feel <strong>Migraines</strong> even when their intraocular pressures were between 17 and 21 mmHg. Other patients<br />

feel <strong>Migraines</strong> caused by the rise of the Cerebrospinal fluid pressure, which causes the<br />

Cerebrospinal Fluid <strong>Hypertension</strong> Syndrome.<br />

Frequently the patient’s aches happen after the pressure’s peak, when there is a reduction of his intraocular<br />

or Cerebrospinal <strong>Fluids</strong>´ pressures. This commonly happen with the beginning of the intraocular<br />

pressures reduction after medicating with eye drops, but also can happen at other occasions.<br />

In some patients, one eye felt the Migraine and the other eye with the same raised intraocular or<br />

Cerebrospinal Fluid pressures did not feel it, and this resulted in hemicranias. The same mechanism<br />

probably happens with the Inner ears’ Perilymph or Endolymph hypertensions, which also cause hemicranias<br />

and earaches diagnosed as “allergic Otitis”, caused by the Inner Ears’ <strong>Hypertension</strong> Syndrome.<br />

V-d – Conditions of Intensities of <strong>Migraines</strong> or <strong>Headaches</strong>: We observed on our Migraine patients<br />

that:<br />

– Only the patients that fulfilled all these I to V below conditions felt the greatest intensities of Ocular<br />

<strong>Migraines</strong>, which are the intensities 3 and 4:<br />

I - Were women.<br />

II - Had physiologic Optic Nerves with none or minimal damage, as Cup or Edema.<br />

III - Were between the ages of puberty and 30-year-old.<br />

IV - Had intraocular pressure oscillating above and below 17 mmHg.<br />

V - Drank caffeine, which is as an etiology as an aches intensifier.

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