Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...
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<strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 54<br />
He works as waiter, and was used to drink daily water 2,000 milliliter (half gallon), juices 1,000 milliliter<br />
(two pints), caffeinated soft drinks 2,000 milliliter (half gallon), and all the left over beers he<br />
could. He was complaining for the last 7 months of severe daily hyperemia in both eyes, chronic itching<br />
and eyelids edemas. He noted the development of a “thin skin” over his eyes. He also felt chronic<br />
sinusitis with nasal obstruction and coryza. He searched medical advice with three different medical<br />
ophthalmological physicians, received three different eye drops prescriptions, and noted that no one of<br />
them healed his problems. One of those physicians proposed him an ophthalmological surgery but<br />
without any guaranty of success, and he refused. His boss suspected him to use Marijuana, which he<br />
denies.<br />
At ophthalmological examination we found his eyes with diffuse hyperemia, the beginning grow of<br />
four small Pterygium, one at each side of each eye. His intraocular pressures show 18 and 16 mmHg,<br />
which is reasonable. His Anterior chambers were deep. His both Optic Nerves’ disks show On direct<br />
ophthalmoscopy 0.1/1/0/0.5, (cup diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosa’s pores visibility/ borders edema)<br />
which is typical from the Cerebrospinal Fluid <strong>Hypertension</strong> Syndrome and explains all his symptoms,<br />
including the Pterygium aggressiveness without any other etiology. We prescribed him to stop all<br />
drinks.<br />
After one month, the patient returned all better and without any drinks, referring occasional obstructive<br />
rhinitis and sneezing after eating very seasoned pork. His intraocular pressures show 13<br />
mmHg in both eyes, which is physiologic. His Optic Nerve’s disks show reduction of the borders edemas,<br />
which are difficult to evaluate with the direct ophthalmoscope. We prescribed him his first myopic<br />
eyeglasses, with -2.50 spheric diopters on each eye, and 30 tablets of Vitamin “A”, one each day. We<br />
also prescribed the withdrawn of the seasoned foods.<br />
After another month, he came all better, cured. There remained only the nasal Pterygium at both<br />
eyes, both white, stabilized. The temporal ones resorbed.<br />
Here we see the precocious sicknesses caused by caffeine, excessive water, beer and excessive<br />
seasoned food intolerance. The health of his eyes, for his entire life, only rely upon his will power,<br />
avoiding drinks and condiments that his brain and eyes do not tolerate.<br />
These 153 patients with Ocular Hyperemia or Episcleritis also presented the following signs and<br />
symptoms:<br />
- 57 patients (37.3%) had blepharitis because of rubbing the eyes with their hands;<br />
- 41 patients (26.8%) felt frontal migraines,<br />
- 41 patients (26.8%) felt tearfulness and rhinitis;<br />
- 40 patients (26.1%) worsened on awakening;<br />
- 24 patients (15.7%) felt ocular migraines,<br />
- 24 patients (15.7%) felt temporal or at the head-top (vertex) <strong>Migraines</strong>.<br />
- 10 women (11.6% out of the 86 women) worsened rhythmically during the menstrual cycle;<br />
- 17 patients (11.1%) felt occipital migraines;<br />
- 16 patients (10.5%) presented photophobia;<br />
- 12 patients (7.8%) presented eyelid edemas;<br />
- 10 patients (6.5%) suffered from nausea and retching or vomits;<br />
Other patients presented signs and symptoms with lesser frequencies.