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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 45
- 42 patients (33.9%) out of 124 patients with photophobia;
- 1 patient (33.3%) out of 3 with mandible migraines;
- 78 patients (31%) out of 252 rhinitis with coryza;
- 16 patients (29.1%) out of 55 with diffuse migraines;
- 68 patients (28.6%) out of 238 with blepharitis;
- 40 patients (26.1%) out of 153 patients with eye redness (eye erythema);
- 1 patient (25%) out of 4 patients with hoarseness;
- 3 patients (23.1%) out of 13 patients with bulbar sub-conjunctival hemorrhage;
- 2 patients (20%) out of 10 patients with twitching (trembling) eyelids;
- 2 patients (20%) out of 10 patients with visual aura;
- 4 patients (10.3%) out of 39 with Amaurosis Fugax (retinal migraine).
From our 931 patients with Migraines, we had 295 patients (31.7%) who wake daily with them
(Table VI-1).
In these 295 patients with awakening Migraines, during examination we found the following:
- 139 patients (47.1% out of 295) presented minimal Optic Nerve’s disks edema;
- 85 patients (28.8% out of 295) presented intraocular pressure of 17 mmHg or higher. Out of these 85
patients,
- 21 patients (7.1% out of 295 or 24.7% out of 85) presented intraocular pressure of 22 mmHg or higher;
- 76 patients (25.8% out of 295) presented evident (0.5 diopters) Optic Nerve’s disk edema;
- 30 patients (10.2% out of 295) were suspects of Glaucoma;
- 21 patients (7.1%) presented incipient Glaucoma;
- 14 patients (4.7%) presented advanced glaucoma;
Only 28 patients (9.8%) did not present any of the above Ocular disturbances.
The 295 patients with awakening Migraines had the Etiologies isolated or associated:
- 176 patients (59.7%) drank caffeine, as coffee, mate, tea, or soft drinks daily.
- 174 patients (59%) with excessive liquid drinks;
- 114 patients (38.6%) with coffee, mate or tea drinks;
- 104 patients (35.3%) with caffeinated soft drinks;
- 76 patients (25.8%) with beer drinks;
- 61 patients (20.7%) presented shallow eyes anterior chamber;
- 40 patients (13.6%) with medications that raise the fluid pressures;
- 20 patients (6.8%) with wine drinks.
We conclude that all the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes, the Ocular, the Cerebrospinal
and the Inner Ears worsened on awakening in average 31% of patients.
We conclude that some patients presented only one Fluid Hypertension Syndrome, but most
patients presented two or all the three syndromes mixed up.