HOW DO PAINKILLERS KNOW WHERE PAIN IS
How do painkillers work?
Whenever I
get hurt and feel pain, my mom gives me painkillers but the question that comes
in my mind is that how do painkillers know where the pain is? Now when I know
this answer I am here to share with you.
First you
should know the definition of pain. Pain is an uncomfortable feeling in any of
the body parts and painkillers are medicines which give us relief from pain.
If you are
working with a needle and it gets stuck in your finger, you remove your finger
because you feel the pain. When we hurt our self a chemical named Prostaglandin
is released. Then nerve endings give the message to your brain or in terms of
tech – a sort of notification that where the pain is and how much it hurts.
When we
swallow painkillers, we feel well. It is because the pain killer stops the
nerve endings to give a message to the brain. We do not know it is paining and
think we are well now. Painkillers don’t let us know it’s paining so that we
can rest. The repairing of the injury is done by the body itself.
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