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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 75
- 1 patient (14%) presented incipient Glaucoma.
All patients with maxillary aches presented some of the above pathologies.
We conclude that Maxillary aches (pain) are sure symptoms of Ocular (in 14%) or
Cerebrospinal Fluids’ (in 86%) Hypertension Syndromes.
VI- 28 - Eyelid trembling (twitching): From our Migraines patients, we collected six patients with
eyelid trembling, without any related Ocular pathology.
Out of these six patients with eyelid trembling, the etiology was:
- 4 patients (66%) drank too much water, with an average of 3.25 liters daily;
- 4 patients (66%) drank beer and one of these drank beer and wine.
- 3 patients (50%) drank caffeine, as coffee, tea, mate or soft drinks daily.
- 3 patients (50%) presented shallow anterior chamber;
- 2 patients (33%) drank caffeinated soft drinks;
- 1 patient (16%) drank tea.
On their exam, we found that:
- 4 patients (66%) presented intraocular pressure of 18 mmHg or more;
- 2 patients (33%) presented mild Optic nerve’s borders edema;
- 1 patient (17%) suspects of Glaucoma with 48-year-old and IOP RE=30 and LE=28 mmHg;
- 1 patient (17%) with incipient Glaucoma with 43-year-old;
- 1 patient (17%) with advanced Glaucoma with 31-year-old.
All six patients with twitching (trembling) eyelids presented at least one of the above sicknesses or
signs.
We conclude that Eyelid trembling (twitching) is a sure sign of Ocular Hypertension Syndrome.
VI- 29 – Hoarseness, Laryngitis and Pharyngitis: From our Migraines patients, we collected 4 patients
(0.4%) with chronic Hoarseness or Pharyngitis without any evident etiology. They were two men
and two women, with average age of 53-year-old.
These four patients with Hoarseness or Pharyngitis had the Etiologies:
- 3 patients (75%) drank beer; out of these 3:
- 2 patients (50%) also drank wine.
- 1 patient (25%) drank caffeine, as coffee, tea, mate or soft drinks daily.
- 1 patient (25%) drank 6 liters of water daily;
- 1 patient (25%) drank coffee;
- 1 patient (25%) presented visceral disturbances.
On their exam, we found:
- 3 patients (75%) presented mild Optic nerve’s borders edema;
- 1 patient (25%) presented evident Optic Nerves' borders edema.
All patients with hoarseness or Pharyngitis presented some Optic Nerve’s borders edema.
We conclude that chronic Hoarseness and Pharyngitis are sure signs of Cerebrospinal Fluid
Hypertension Syndrome.
VI- 30 – Blinks excessively: From our 931 patients with some migraine, we collected four patients
who blink excessively.
They were:
- 1 man with 65-year-old, with incipient glaucoma, who drank beer and had shallow eye’s anterior
chamber;