Horton's disease is a systemic arteritis but the symptoms are mainly localized in the temporal artery. This disease causes many dangerous complications for vision. If not detected and treated promptly, the nerve cells in the retina or optic nerve will be completely paralyzed, leading to permanent blindness.

Horton's disease is an arteritis, mainly localized in the temporal artery. The risk of the disease is higher in the elderly, from 60 years of age and older. Symptoms of the disease are persistent headaches and visual disturbances. If the disease is not treated early, it can lead to blindness.

Headache is a very common symptom, almost everyone has had at least one headache in their life. Headaches are caused by many reasons and are divided into two types c