Asked by daniel
How do pain relievers work?
increase production of white blood cells
increase body temperature
block messages within the nervous system
block hormone production
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Block messages within the nervous system.
Different classes do this in different ways: NSAIDs (and acetaminophen) reduce production of chemicals (like prostaglandins) that sensitize nerves, and opioids bind receptors in the brain and spinal cord to reduce transmission and perception of pain.
Different classes do this in different ways: NSAIDs (and acetaminophen) reduce production of chemicals (like prostaglandins) that sensitize nerves, and opioids bind receptors in the brain and spinal cord to reduce transmission and perception of pain.
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