What Is Temporal Arteritis?

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7. When Should You See a Doctor for Temporal Arteritis?

If you’re a person who likes to avoid unnecessary doctor visits, you may be wondering if it’s necessary to see your doctor if you develop symptoms of temporal arteritis. The answer is yes, it is crucial to schedule a doctor’s appointment as soon as you can. Prompt treatment may be necessary to prevent further damage due to insufficient blood flow.

Contact your doctor without any delay if you experience any of the following symptoms: sudden and brief vision loss, new onset headache, or unexpected jaw pain that comes on suddenly after talking or chewing food. Explain your symptoms to your doctor and get a diagnosis as soon as possible.

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