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Q: Temporal Headaches/arteritis Like Swelling
asked by: chinooked on April 8th, 2004
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For eight years doctors have suggested I have temporal arteritis, even though my sed rate is usually 2-7 and biopsy was negative. The symptoms are severe pain and swelling in the temporal artery areas of my head. Many times these symptoms are preceeded by severe vise-like pressure on the top of my head. Usually occurs 2-3 times per week. Codine and tylenol sometimes helps with the pain.
A new doctor recently suggested my headaches and swelling could be tmj related. Has anyone ever experienced this type of head pain, diagnosis? Please share your treatment/outcomes/advise.
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Venugopal
replied on April 9th, 2004
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Temporal Headache
It could be tension headache or migraine. On enquiry of more symptomatology a proper homeopathic medicine can be suggested which can get rid of this pain.

Dr.Venugopal gouri.
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