Last Updated on Sunday, 16 October 2011 16:01

Headaches may be defined as any type of pain arising from the tissue in and around the brain. It has been estimated that 98% of the Western world suffer from non-serious headaches on a regular basis. Migraines affect about 10% of the population and although some people will only suffer from an attack once a year, on average sufferers experience an attack once per month, and each attack can last anywhere from a few hours to a few days.

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Written by British Tinnitus Association

Tinnitus is not an illness or disease. Tinnitus is a term that describes the sensation of hearing a noise in the absence of an external sound. The noise can have virtually any quality. Ringing, whistling and buzzing are common but more complex sounds are also reported.

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