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savebabe
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Has anyone been diagones with intracranial hypertension due to lyme disease?

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The reason I am asking is because whenever I get headaches, my pupil dilates.

Does anybody else have an unequal pupil during headaches?

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My 2 sons (age 17 & 21) have intracranial hypertension (also known as pseudo-tumor cerebri).

There pupils don't dilate with their headaches. They have had constant, severe headaches since 1999.

IH is usually diagnosed from a lumbar puncture. My sons' opening pressures are very high.

My kids don't have hypertension, they have low blood pressure.

I would be happy to answer any other questions.

Peggy

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Any idea what this squirting sound going up the back of my head could be? Only notice it when I'm laying down or inclined on the couch.
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Doxycycline can cause intracranial hypertension, while on doxy. See your doc about this, and if the other tetracyclines can cause this.

A pediatric frug book said look for pulsing temples in a baby on doxy as an indicator of IH.

When I did doryx, I had a massive headache, ubt i don't recall my temples pulsing though they may have benn. At the time I was on a 4 hr. drive on Rte.95, and despite headache had to keep my eye on the road, and so, perhaps didn't notice the pulsing temples, thus no memory of it.

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