No: Temporal arteritis is a diagnosis proven or disproven by a temporal artery biopsy. Other tests or labs may point toward it, but a biopsy is definitive. Treatment is long term high dose steroids. You need a ct, mri, or angiogram to identify an aneurysm. Talk with your doctor about a neurologist consultation.
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No: Temporal arthritis not ruled out by eye exam. Need blood work and possibly mri.
Answered 1/11/2014
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