However, the pain is caused by other headaches and conditions, such as tension headaches, migraines, temporal arteritis, infections, and jaw problems. The best treatment depends on the cause of ...

In temporal arteritis, the arteries on either side of the head — in the temple region — become inflamed, resulting in headaches and jaw pain. This condition may also put a person’s vision at ...

Common Giant Cell Arteritis symptoms include headaches, scalp tenderness, facial pain, jaw discomfort, and joint pain. If not treated promptly, the inflammation can lead to serious complications ...

Seventy-one-year-old Carroll Maas of Wadena has lived through her share of pain, including childbirth, but living with the pain caused by temporal arteritis was more than she could bear.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Giant cell arteritis, also known as temporal arteritis, is a less common condition where people get inflammation of the arteries that go to the head and neck.

The headache pain is often near or around your temples, which may feel like a pain in or under your eyebrows. Other possible symptoms of temporal arteritis include: pain in your jaw ...

Temporal arteritis. Besides temple pain on one side of your head, this type of headache can cause: ... Weight loss; Pain in the jaw while chewing; Temporomandibular joint disorders. Other symptoms ...

This condition is associated with another inflammatory illness known as giant cell arteritis, which can lead to headaches, vision problems, pain in the jaw, and tenderness of the scalp.

Pain behind the eye can result from eyestrain, migraine, dental problems, glaucoma, giant cell arteritis, and other causes. Treatment will depend on the cause, but applying cool or warm compresses ...

A diagnosis of giant-cell arteritis was made, and treatment with prednisone was started. Within a few days after initiation of treatment, headache, fever, jaw pain, and joint stiffness abated.