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

- 1 patient (7.7%) presented photophobia;
- 1 patient (7.7%) with occipital migraines;
- 1 patient (7.7%) with excessive sleepiness.
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 71
The Etiologies of these 13 patients with bulbar sub-conjunctival hemorrhages were:
- 9 patients (69.2%) drank too much water daily, with an average of 3.1 liters each day;
- 6 patients (46.1%) drank caffeine, as coffee, tea, mate or soft drinks daily.
- 5 patients (38.5%) with eye’s shallow anterior chamber;
- 4 patients (30.8%) drank coffee, mate or tea,
- 4 patients (30.8%) drank beer,
- 4 patients (30.8%) drank caffeinated soft drinks;
- 2 patients (15.4%) drank medications that raise the fluid pressures;
- 1 patient (7.7%) drank wine and drank beer.
These 13 patients with bulbar sub-conjunctival Hemorrhages presented On the examination:
- 5 patients (38.%) with mild Optic Nerves’ borders edema;
- 3 patients (23.%) with evident Optic Nerves’ borders edema.
- 2 patients (15.%) with suspicion of Glaucoma;
- No patient (0%) with incipient Glaucoma; and
- 2 patients (15.%) with advanced Glaucoma.
- 1 patient (7.%) with shallow eye’s anterior chamber.
All patients with sub-conjunctival hemorrhage had one of the above pathologies.
We conclude that the bulbar sub-conjunctival Hemorrhage is a sure (100%) symptom of Ocular
or Cerebrospinal fluids hypertension Syndromes.
VI- 22 – Ear’s migraines “Otitis”: From our 931 Migraines patients, we collected 10 patients (1.1%)
with recurrent aches (pain) at the ears, diagnosed as chronic or allergic Otitis, without any ear sign of
inflammation. We consider that this symptom is only from the Inner Ears Fluids Hypertension Syndrome.
These 10 patients with ear’s migraines “Otitis” also complained:
- 5 patients (50%) with wide frontal Migraines;
- 4 patients (40%) worsen their migraines at awakening;
- 4 patients (40%) with itching eyes or blepharitis;
- 3 patients (30%) with obstructive Rhinitis;
- 2 woman (22% out of 9 women) with menstrual migraines.
- 2 patients (20%) with ocular migraines;
- 2 patients (20%) with eye’s redness;
- 2 patients (20%) presented nausea and retching or vomits;
- 2 patients (20%) with dizziness - vertigo.
- 2 patients (20%) presented photophobia;
- 1 patient (10%) with temporal or head-top (vertex) migraines;
- 1 patient (10%) with Chronic cough without any pulmonary lesion;
- 1 patient (10%) with occipital migraines.
Out of these 10 patients with Ears Migraines, the etiology was:
- 8 patients (80%) drank too much water, with an average of 3.2 liters daily; these included one child
with 1.5-year-old and weighting only 9 Kilograms (20 pounds), who drank 1 liter (35 fluid ounces) of
water daily, besides his milky nutrition.
- 6 patients (60.0%) drank caffeine, as coffee, tea, mate or soft drinks daily.
- 3 patients (30%) drank caffeinated soft drinks;