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In your body there are things called nerves that all connect to each other and they also connect to your spine which sends all of the pain that is in your cells to your brain. Once the pain gets there you can feel that you are hurt.

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I decided to research this because I have always  been so curious how painkillers work and when I herd that we were doing this porject I thought that I could figure out how they worked.

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These Are All Of The Nerves That Are In Your Body

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These Are All Of The Nerves That Are In Your Body

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The nerves in your body sent pain to your brain through your spine, (the highlighted orange part of the picture) and that is how you feel pain.

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http://whoami.sciencemuseum.org.uk/whoami/findoutmore/yourbrain/howdodrugsaffectyourbrain/howdopainkillerswork

http://mentalfloss.com/article/18615/how-do-painkillers-find-kill-pain

https://kidshealth.org/en/kids/ibupro.html

https://www.macmillan.org.uk/information-and-support/coping/side-effects-and-symptoms/pain/levels-pain-different-strengths-painkillers.html

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This Video Explains How Painkillers Get Through Your Body

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This Video Explains How Painkillers Get Through Your Body

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOSDrTn80d0

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To use a painkiller correctly you should take as much medicine as it says you should take. That is usually on the back of the box. Most medicines say that you should take it every 4-6 hours but it is different for most medicine's.

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Painkillers usually work for about six to eight hour and if your pain is still there after six to eight hours after you first take it than you can take it again.

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Prostaglandins is something that your cells release when you are hurt. It gets sent through your nerves to your brain which makes you feel pain.

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If you are wondering how long it takes for a painkiller to kick in, it takes about 30-45 minutes to kick in depending on what painkiller you take. A lot of people think that it kicks in right away, but it doesn't, so don't think that your painkiller isn't working but it is working, it just hasn't kicked in yet.

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The painkiller knows where to go in your body because special nerve endings send pain to your brain and the painkiller interferes with that and they find the hurt cells that are releasing prostaglandins.

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Painkillers work with your cells. When the cells in your body are hurt, they release prostaglandins  then when you take a painkiller it stops your hurt or damaged cells from releasing or making prostaglandins.