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@jabrown0407 Anyone with PMR who develops new headaches should be alert to the possibility of GCA. GCA and PMR frequently occur together. 10 - 20 percent of people with PMR develop GCA, and 50 percent of people with GCA also have PMR. I have both, and almost lost vision to GCA. GCA is a very dangerous condition. If the person's PCP isn't familiar with GCA, I would try to see a rheumatologist on an urgent basis.