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Migraine and Headache Australia

Migraine & Headache Australia is the only organisation in Australia that has supported the more than 5 million Australians affected by headache and migraine for over two decades. Migraine & Headache Australia is a division of the Brain Foundation.

Vision and mission

To fund research into headache and migraine and provide information for patients through our newsletters, events, and website.

How Migraine & Headache Australia can help

Individuals can join the monthly email newsletter and online support group where they can join others and have their voice heard. The community will be kept informed of latest treatments, research opportunities and access to webinars by specialists on various aspects of headache and migraine.

Information lines / help lines

  • Migraine & Headache Australia 1300 886 660 Mon to Thurs, 9am to 5pm AEST

Programs

Migraine & Headache Awareness Week is held each year in September. Sign up to the monthly newsletter to participate in this free event, participate in research and discover the latest treatments.

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This information was originally published on healthdirect - Migraine and Headache Australia.

Last reviewed: May 2024

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Treatment of Headache - Migraine & Headache Australia

There is no absolute cure for headache, but many effective treatments exist which can prevent and treat different headache types.

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Tension-type Headache - Migraine & Headache Australia

Tension-type headache is one of the most common everyday headaches. It causes a dull, non-throbbing pain and can be caused by stress.

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Natural Alternatives For Migraine & Headache - Headache Australia

What are natural or complementary alternatives available to people living with migraine or headache disorders. Are they safe and effective?

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Prevention Strategies & Treatment For Migraine & Headache - Headache Australia

Migraine is common and disabling

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Migraine - Symptoms, Treatment, Causes, Types

Migraine is a common neurological disorder that affects millions of Australians. For most people, migraine can be managed. Here's what you need to know.

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What Is Headache - Headache Australia

Headache is one of the commonest symptoms experienced by humans. In fact, it is quite unusual not to have at least an occasional headache.

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Children and Headache - Migraine & Headache Australia

Headache is a frequent symptom in children, but symptoms & treatments are different to adults. Understanding this difference is essential.

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Adults and Headache - Headache Australia

Studies confirm that tension-type headache and migraine are more common in women while cluster headache, a rare form of headache, is more common in men.

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Migraine Management Tips - Headache Australia

It’s important to be organized and informed about your migraine attacks and how they impact your life. Here are some migraine management tips to assist.

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