How do pain relievers work?

A.) Increase production of white blood cells

B.) Increase body temperature

C.) Block messages within the nervous system

D.) Block hormone production

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Rice

Biology

2 July, 03:52

How do pain relievers work?

A.) Increase production of white blood cells

B.) Increase body temperature

C.) Block messages within the nervous system

D.) Block hormone production

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Maximilian Archer · Answer 1

The answer is C because pain relievers stop you from feeling pain, which the nervous system senses. Pain relievers also work with your cells, your body's nerve endings, your nervous system, and your brain to keep you from feeling the pain.

How do pain relievers work?A.) Increase production of white blood cellsB.) Increase body temperatureC.) Block messages within the nervous systemD.) Block hormone production

How do pain relievers work?

A.) Increase production of white blood cells

B.) Increase body temperature

C.) Block messages within the nervous system

D.) Block hormone production