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Painkillers (hydrocodone, morphine, endorphines) simply stop the pain. The endorphines that your body produces in response to pain act on the central nervous system by blocking the pain signal on its way to your brain. (They kill the pain response like a kill switch on an engine cuts off the fuel supply.) basically in painkillers there is things specifically made for them to go to the place it may run through your whole body and make all the pain go away and it will significantly help you .
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What was Brett Favre addicted to?
Vicodin, a narcotic painkiller that contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone.
What did anne frank want the world to know?
that war only cause pain and suffering
What did the ancient Greeks make pain killer out of?
Ancient Greeks made painkillers out of various natural substances. One commonly used painkiller was opium, derived from the poppy plant. They also used herbs such as willow bark, which contains salicin, a precursor to aspirin, for pain relief. Additionally, they utilized other plants like henbane and mandrake for their analgesic properties.
Who wrote common sense in 1776?
I can't think of who but in case u need to know its about the reasons the colonies should split from england John pain wrote it
What is Auschwitz syndrome?
From what I can discover on the web it seems to be a new term meaning 'to be in pain for so long that one thinks it is normal'. I don't know whether it is a serious medical term.
What is a painkiller?
A painkiller is a drug which serves to numb the pain in a specific part of the body.
How does a painkiller know where to go?
Painkillers work by affecting pain receptors in the brain and spinal cord. When you take a painkiller, it enters the bloodstream and circulates throughout the body, eventually reaching the site of pain. Once there, the painkiller blocks the signals that transmit pain to the brain, providing relief.
If you have pain in your ankle and pain what should you do?
You should put ice on it and take a painkiller.
Is Codorol a pain killer or antihistamine?
Painkiller....Paracetomol with codene in it.
Which was the first painkiller?
The first painkiller used by humans is believed to be willow bark, which contains salicin, a compound that is converted to salicylic acid in the body. Salicylic acid is a precursor to modern-day aspirin, which is a widely used pain reliever. Willow bark has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to reduce pain and inflammation.
Is an analgesic a pain killer or a germ fighter?
An analgesic is a painkiller, specifically designed to relieve pain without necessarily fighting germs.
How does a painkiller know what part of you is sore?
The pain killer doesn't actually effect the part of you that is sore. The drug causes chemicals in your brain to be released that block pain from being felt anywhere either partially or fully depending on the strength of the drug.
Is Ibuprofen a infection pill?
No. It's a painkiller. It will reduce the pain of an infection, but won't act against it.
What is the best pain medicine for severe abdominal pain?
I have lung disease and cant find a painkiller that takes away the pain what would you suggest my gp gives me?
Why is codeine good for dental pain?
dihydrocideine is a *Very* strong oral painkiller. One of the strongest, in fact. It should not make the pain worse on it's own unless you are having side effects. You should speak to your dentist if the pain is getting worse. It is very unusual for a painkiller to make the pain worse. One thing it can do is irritate your stomach lining, so watch out for unusual pain or bleeding.
Can phenobarbital be used as a painkiller?
No it cant be..it is an anti convulsion drug not used in any pain killing applications
What is another name of analgesics?
An analgesic is a painkiller. The word analgesic derives from Greek an- "without" and algos "pain".
