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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 65
- 22 patients (40%) felt tearfulness and rhinitis;
- 20 patients (36.4%) presented wide frontal migraines;
- 15 patients (27.3%) had blepharitis because of rubbing the eyes with their fingers;
- 14 patients (25.5%) felt temporal or at the head-top (vertex) Migraines.
- 13 patients (23.6%) presented Chronic cough without any pulmonary lesion;
- 11 patients (20%) felt ocular migraines;
- 11 patients (20%) presented obstructive rhinitis;
- 10 patients (18.2%) presented photophobia;
- 9 patients (16.4%) presented eye redness (eye erythema);
- 8 patients (14.5%) felt occipital migraines;
- 7 patients (12.7%) suffered from nausea and retching or vomits;
- 5 women (11.9% out of the 42 women) worsened rhythmically during the menstrual cycle;
- 4 patients (7.3%) presented eyelid edemas;
- 3 patients (5.5%) presented dizziness - vertigo;
- 1 patient (1.8%) presented transient visual darkening;
Moreover, other less frequent signs and symptoms.
At the examination of these 55 patients with recurrent sneezing, we found:
- 33 patients (60%) with mild Optic Nerve's borders edema;
- 15 patients (27.3%) with evident Optic Nerve's borders edema; out of these 15 patients,
- 9 patients (60.% of 15) had visible peri-vascular white sheaths around the Optic Nerve disk vessels;
- 6 patients (10.9%) were suspects of Glaucoma;
- 4 patients (7.3%) presented incipient Glaucoma; and
- 2 patients (3.6%) presented advanced Glaucoma.
- Only 1 patient (1.8%) did not present any Ocular or Cerebrospinal Fluids Hypertension Syndromes.
He was a 44-year-old man, drank beer and caffeinated soft drinks.
We conclude that recurrent sneezing in 98.2% of patients is an important symptom of
Cerebrospinal and a minor symptom of Ocular Hypertension Syndromes.
- Familial Migraines, Glaucoma, Labyrinthitis and many other symptoms: We had a beautiful
white 20-year-old woman, student, 1.62 meters (5 feet and 4 inches) tall, 53 Kilograms (116 pounds),
no child, complaining for years of wide frontal and occipital headaches which worsen with fatty foods.
She also felt eye’s itching, papillary conjunctivitis, sneezes, and myopia. She used to drink water 3,300
milliliter daily, added with 300 or 600 milliliter of caffeinated soft drink. Her mother has Labyrinthitis;
a grandfather and uncle had Glaucoma. At her ophthalmological examination we found Optic Nerves'
disks with 0.1/1/0/0.5 (Optic Nerve’s cup diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosa’s pores visibility/ borders
edema), with configures the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension Syndrome. The tendency of all those
signs and symptoms from the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes, except the myopia, were genetically inherited,
but caused by caffeine and excessive water drunk daily. All (with the exception of the myopia)
became better with the restriction of excessive water and caffeine.
VI-17- Diffuse Migraines: Between 931 migraine patients we collected 55 with Diffuse or non-localized
Migraines.
The 55 patients with diffuse migraines also presented the following signs and symptoms:
- 16 patients (29.1%) worsened on awakening;
- 14 patients (25.5%) felt tearfulness and rhinitis;
- 9 patients (16.4%) had blepharitis because of rubbing the eyes with fingers;
- 4 women (13.8% out of the 29 women) worsened rhythmically during the menstrual cycle;
- 6 patients (10.9%) felt ocular migraines;
- 6 patients (10.9%) presented Chronic cough without any pulmonary lesion;
- 6 patients (10.9%) presented photophobia;