what is a temporal headache
Temporal Arteritis is a condition that causes inflammation that damages medium and large arteries, many of which provide blood to the head and temples, causing temporal headache. Temporal headache is located in the temples and is characterized by an aching, continuous pain with mild to moderate intensity.Sufferers of temporal arteritis are generally in their 60s and older and are predominately Caucasian.emporal headache is located in the temples and is characterized by an aching, continuous pain with mild to moderate intensity. Sufferers of temporal arteritis are generally in their 60s and older and are predominately Caucasian.