***** I had brain surgery for epilepsy. My surgeon had to cut thru muscle and saw thru my skull to get to my brain. The regrowth of the muscles and re-fusing of the skull was the painful part.
+terrance b. try having cervical spinal fusion and the pain drip comes out overnite causing you to fall out of the hospital bed and black out from the agony, which feels like someone has lodged an axe in the back of your neck. You know you have suffered maximum pain when it causes blackout. Catching on fire was another major agony, which feels like someone is smashing you with a bunch of hammers.
my dad has tried to explain this to me a while back but he just went into too much detail and i never really understood it. these animations make it so much easier to comprehend. thanks!
+Francisco Carmona Yeah :( I removed my wisdom tooth and took a pain a killer, it instantly killed the pain. So I wanted to find out how painkillers work :)
I'm currently in pain, my wisdom teeth is so swollen and sore i can't even open my mouth to talk or eat. 😢 I have even struggled opening the mouth to take the pain relievers
Nah, I broke my foot (navicular scaphoid). They put cast on my foot, but didn't give any pain relievers. Just wondering if it is better for body to feel pain rather to not, for healing I mean. I have high pain tolerance, it ain't so bad. accident was 8h ago. Can't find nothing
Lily Brown I find it amazing that the brain's purpose is to control the body and all it's organs and make sure they stay alive, but instead just gives total control to its owner and step back.
disklosr Eh, I think that you aren't really the one who is constantly monitoring and messaging signals to your organs 24/7. But I'm not a doctor, so I'm not going to go around saying either of us is right or wrong. I'll just stick to 'opinions.'
If pain is meant as a warning system to protect ourselves and so we take care of the problems in our body, then how come women suffer pain (sometimes even great pain) when performing a perfectly normal bodily function such as menstruation? What kind of "warning" is that?
Good point. I Think the body has no conscious by itself. Every part of your body is dependable from the others and in this case menstruation is a special story of how body and cells work.
To be fair, we only use mild painkillers like off-the-shelf paracetamol to stop pain that we can’t help, like headaches or back pain or period pain. It isn’t about letting us actively try to harm ourselves and not suffer for it. The damage has already been done in the past: we’re just minimising they punishment for it.
A lot of people suffer from chronic pains so even when they know exactly what's wrong because of a doctor telling them the pain will almost never go away and there is nothing they can do to help it Most people who take hard painkillers are people who suffer from chronic disease or have hurt a part of there body really badly and can only sit and wait for the pain to get better
This is great! I am making a brochure about ibuprofen for my chemistry class, and I had to write one column on its mechanism. At first, I was reading articles that just made me want to give up. Then, I realized that Ted-Ed is here for a reason, so I clicked on this video!!!! This helped me SO much better than the near-impossible-to-comprehend articles which explain the exact same concept! I'm nearly done with my brochure and I feel pretty proud of it!!! Let's see if my grade thinks the same... 😉😉😉
Fell on my shoulder and haven’t been able to lift it cause it hurts so much. Had some ibuprofen and it worked so much it interested me. Here I am. Now I know how pain works and how these magic science pills work. So cool man...
Im a sever hemophiliac so km in alot of pain almost all the time but i have found out that music and talking with peanut while just keeping on a good mood and attitude eliminates the pain for the most part its really interesting how the human body works
Can you explain why Ibuprofen works a lot better for a toothache than a stronger painkiller like oxycodone? I have a throbbing toothache and I regularly take oxycodone for another medical problem so I took 1 for my toothache and it did nothing so then I had 2 ibuprofen and the pain went away 20mins later.
For Toothache best medicine is Clove oil , get from Indian grocerry store it cost you around $3 and dip qtips into it and hold that qtips affected teeth . You will see how instantly help . For best result 3 times btush your teeth a day with different toothpaste mean take one Colgate other Ayurvedic ( Dabur toothpaste ) and Sensodine . Then use clove oil . You will be amazed
I find if I go into a form of meditation and concentrate on the pain and the area it is in, I can reduce the pain. It's hard to explain but I try to imagine the pain, like the images in this video, and imagine calming them down and letting them float away, and it does seem to ease the pain yo some degree! Also I am often in pain as I have Fibromyalgia!
One thing that always was a mystery to me is when you have a minor injury such as a cut or scrape, you don't feel it until you consciously know you did it or physically looked at it. It has briefly covered at the end but not explained. Do we know why this happens?
I'm no scientist. But the brain is a very powerful thing. Ignorance is bliss. And if you don't know, you usually carry on in the same perceived state you were in pre injury. Granted it's a superficial injury. Kinda like with placebo effects. You tell someone it's going to work, they expect it to, so now their brain is geared towards "this thing is doing what they said it'll do"
Placed crown on my tooth ..next day chopped off half of my nail by a sickle and deep cut in finger. Took pain killer and was curious to know how they work. This was such an amazing video.
Paracetamol is an antipyretic(fever reducer) & analgesic(pain reliever). However, aspirin is an NSAID aka Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug. It has 3 uses. In addition to being an antipyretic and analgesic, it also reduces swelling(inflammation). This anti-inflammatory property isn't possessed by paracetamol
After some research i found out that Paracetamol slows down the generation of Prostaglandins only in the brain, while Aspirin stops the generation of Prostaglandins throughout the body, this can cause other body organs to stop functioning properly.
YO I AM DOING A ASSIGMENT ON IT TOO. Brother hook me up with some information. If you have any reserach can you email me it. I would love it if you could help me out. email is: Abhipatel7122000@gmail.com
When I had appendicitis in my youth all the nurses told me and my mother I had an incredible pain tolerance. I couldn't stand up straight, hunched over but I still basically said "meh". I once was told that most adults said the pain was 11 or 12 on a scale going up to 10 while the highest score I gave them was a 5. Though I think they were just trying to make me feel better. It was more painful after surgery really and I was annoyed on how slow I had to take everything. Walking, getting out of bed, exercising down the hall. I once had met my doctor out on my hourly walk in the hall and I just wanted to get back to my room as quickly as possible so he could do the check up but my mother and the doctor kept telling me to slow down. I was about 14, so I wanted to rebel, and be left alone. My two days in the hospital were the slowest, most boring days of my life. I thought I had been there over a week how bored I was.
If we can understand pain, we can build artificial nociceptors which receive input from a simulated body, essentially emulating nervous stimulation in the simulated world.
Thanks for this video I was wondering how the medication knows where the pain is so it can fix it. Turns out it doesn’t and goes all around the body which is interesting.
But the prostoglandins have a huge protective function is guarding the stomach mucosa. That's why so many long time users of these amd NSAIDs have an increased risk of stomach ulcers.
Got a root canal 6 months ago and it was done by a pretty shatty dentist. So, my tooth cracked vertically and i’m literally dying of pain right now so i decided to educate myself a little while waiting for the painkiller to kick in
As useful as pain is it would be nice to be able to stop it on cue in the event of a false alarm or such a time when damage cannot be prevented. Like how you can hold your breath up to a point but eventually you'll start breathing automatically again.
Damian Wójcik A person can overcome pain using any emotion, or concentrating on a peaceful place, but the adrenaline we produce when we are in danger, or for some reason need to react (it might be anger, but more often it is fear) is the best way to numb pain naturally... It's either that or PCP, but PCP is not natural and not good.
I have a relative who isn't able to feel pain. There really is a benefit to having pain receptors. He had a bad cut, and didn't notice it until someone saw it a few hours later.
Definitely, although the body tends to make pain a bigger issue than it has to be. Once you know what the problem is there's no reason to continue suffering so much
+maltoskater66 Actually,placebos are useless medicine.They don't relieve you from pain or diseases.Some shops sell those so they can get money and well,frustrated clients.So be careful out there.
Actually, Paulo silva, not true! Placebo works as a charm. That's the definition of placebo. It works even though it has no effect. Maltoskater66 is right, it tricks your brain. If you believe a medicine will work, it actually does a lot of times.When it comes to pain placebos are great, because the brain can modulate pain signals so that you don't feel them. The big problem with placebos though, is that if you know it's a placebo you won't believe in it - and therefor it won't work.
+sarah kabobs Both of them pretty much work the same way being aspirin or ibuprofen. It's just that aspirin are not suitable for people who are under 16 years old (prone to Reyes Syndrome) or NSAIDS are not suitable for people who have history of gastric ulceration, asthma and etc.
pretty much the same, they both have side effects to gastrointestinal tract. so if you have peptic ulcer you shouldn't use NSAID or use selective NSAID like celecoxib
I have this intense muscle soreness. Took ibuprofen liquid gels and it's been relieved dramatically. I could barely walk. Don't wanna be on ibuprofen for months on end, though.
currently 4am, took one, 200mg ibuprofen for a headache. got curious and searched up on how painkillers even work. was not dissapointed, 10/10.
this is 2 years later but i hope you are feeling all better
Same. I jus woke from a nap. Took half of an 8 n got curious. I forgot to eat btw lolll
I was having a toothache. Also took 200mg Ibuprofen, then suddenly got curious how these things work wonder.
Same buddy 😂
Same lol😂
gets foot stuck in bear trap carries on walking what a legend
john david Carries on to permanently damage bone tissue
1 min of silence
Two first names what a legend
Rip
That's just diabetes
Remember there's no Nociceptors in your brain. That's why you don't feel you're brain cells dying while you watch reality shows.
This has been 3 weeks ago
+Awesome EpicGamer Over 2 years ago.
There are*. Your*.
guitarandrums lol thanks
Which is why doctors like doing brain surgery on awake patients
I like this guy's animation.
Über
It makes me feel high.
It reminds me of those weird drawings on Instagram, like the one where someone is throwing a baby
George Zaidawn
Did you survived couid ??
Couid?
Nothing is worse than a bad toothache..
+Sir Poet try brain surgery
***** I had brain surgery for epilepsy. My surgeon had to cut thru muscle and saw thru my skull to get to my brain. The regrowth of the muscles and re-fusing of the skull was the painful part.
+terrance b. try having cervical spinal fusion and the pain drip comes out overnite causing you to fall out of the hospital bed and black out from the agony, which feels like someone has lodged an axe in the back of your neck. You know you have suffered maximum pain when it causes blackout. Catching on fire was another major agony, which feels like someone is smashing you with a bunch of hammers.
get kicked on balls
ever had otitis externa? ..
my dad has tried to explain this to me a while back but he just went into too much detail and i never really understood it. these animations make it so much easier to comprehend. thanks!
Is anyone feeling pain at the moment? Like that is the reason why you found this video? I got a twisted ankle :( while practicing parkour yesterday :/
+Francisco Carmona well yes
+Stephen Boque dude hahaha. I twisted my ankle just a few hour ago after New Years 😭 again :/
+Francisco Carmona what kind of shoes are u wearing? u wanna get something low to the ground... i would reccommend indoor soccer shoes
+Francisco Carmona Yeah :( I removed my wisdom tooth and took a pain a killer, it instantly killed the pain. So I wanted to find out how painkillers work :)
Tonsillitis 😞
Anyone else decided to search how pain relievers work, right after taking pain relievers?
Yup
lol yes
I'm currently in pain, my wisdom teeth is so swollen and sore i can't even open my mouth to talk or eat. 😢 I have even struggled opening the mouth to take the pain relievers
Nah, I broke my foot (navicular scaphoid). They put cast on my foot, but didn't give any pain relievers. Just wondering if it is better for body to feel pain rather to not, for healing I mean. I have high pain tolerance, it ain't so bad. accident was 8h ago. Can't find nothing
0:40 that animation was so innocent and dumb I couldn't stop laughing at it
disklosr You have to give thanks to your nervous system, if you don't have it you are the same with the animation you laugh at.
Spongebob Squarepants Without me, my nervous system wouldn't exist. So he's the one to thank me.
+disklosr I think it's more an interdependent system. Without your brain, you wouldn't be here and vice versa
Lily Brown I find it amazing that the brain's purpose is to control the body and all it's organs and make sure they stay alive, but instead just gives total control to its owner and step back.
disklosr Eh, I think that you aren't really the one who is constantly monitoring and messaging signals to your organs 24/7. But I'm not a doctor, so I'm not going to go around saying either of us is right or wrong. I'll just stick to 'opinions.'
This animation is fantastic as it is simple enough for anyone to understand what happens regardless of age or educations level. Well done again!
I have a pharmacology exam in 3 days. This was very helpful thank you !
Deesofetch how did it to?
Deesofetch
How did it go?
it's been 2 years 😂 how did it go?
She failed fam.
„Exam in 3 days, better start learning on TH-cam!“
who else cringed when the dude pricked his finger
Me also
Same😰😵
Made me jump.
I don't get it
same
If pain is meant as a warning system to protect ourselves and so we take care of the problems in our body, then how come women suffer pain (sometimes even great pain) when performing a perfectly normal bodily function such as menstruation? What kind of "warning" is that?
Yeah exactly
It just means they have cramps
same reason getting kicked in the balls hurts
wolf pack winter
It's precisely the same reason.
Good point. I Think the body has no conscious by itself. Every part of your body is dependable from the others and in this case menstruation is a special story of how body and cells work.
Nature made pain to tell Man: "Hey, don't do that!"
Man made painkillers to tell Nature: "Oh, believe me, I CAN do that."
*Underrated comment**
LMAO
To be fair, we only use mild painkillers like off-the-shelf paracetamol to stop pain that we can’t help, like headaches or back pain or period pain. It isn’t about letting us actively try to harm ourselves and not suffer for it. The damage has already been done in the past: we’re just minimising they punishment for it.
who's in loss..?
A lot of people suffer from chronic pains so even when they know exactly what's wrong because of a doctor telling them the pain will almost never go away and there is nothing they can do to help it
Most people who take hard painkillers are people who suffer from chronic disease or have hurt a part of there body really badly and can only sit and wait for the pain to get better
Really appreciated this, all knowledge should be this simple and comprehensive
I learned more in 4 minutes than I did in 3 weeks of biology.
School is scam
Facts
@@sotinsim7113y did u reply 10 years later 😂
@Centralcee170why did you reply 11 years later😂
This is great! I am making a brochure about ibuprofen for my chemistry class, and I had to write one column on its mechanism. At first, I was reading articles that just made me want to give up. Then, I realized that Ted-Ed is here for a reason, so I clicked on this video!!!! This helped me SO much better than the near-impossible-to-comprehend articles which explain the exact same concept! I'm nearly done with my brochure and I feel pretty proud of it!!! Let's see if my grade thinks the same... 😉😉😉
How did you do??
I got an A+! :D
😃😀😄😅
Brainwashed 😢
Fell on my shoulder and haven’t been able to lift it cause it hurts so much.
Had some ibuprofen and it worked so much it interested me. Here I am.
Now I know how pain works and how these magic science pills work.
So cool man...
I'm having ongoing complex pain issues, and Ive gotta say, this video really hit the spot. Thank you. Nice one.
At last, I know why do I sleep very well when having painkillers .Thank you ,George Zaidand.
Pain protects you from the world around you, and from yourself. Why did it hit me emotionally 🙂
This helped me understand my condition of fibromyalgia a little better. Of how it works more or less.
that brain driving the car is one of the best things ive seen all day
Im a sever hemophiliac so km in alot of pain almost all the time but i have found out that music and talking with peanut while just keeping on a good mood and attitude eliminates the pain for the most part its really interesting how the human body works
Talking with peanut?
I'm a grown man but when I stub my toe on a wall corner I curl up in the fetal position for 5 mins due to the pain.
Animations are perfect, huge thanks from Armenia
No pain, no gain.
Prakash Minj lol
what
Pancreatitis, much pain no gain
Prakash Minj
Total life lesson
I wanted to write the same😁
Can you explain why Ibuprofen works a lot better for a toothache than a stronger painkiller like oxycodone? I have a throbbing toothache and I regularly take oxycodone for another medical problem so I took 1 for my toothache and it did nothing so then I had 2 ibuprofen and the pain went away 20mins later.
Thanks for helping me. I got 5 teeth extracted and just downed 2 ibuprofen instead of the narcotics and I feel sooooo much better
For Toothache best medicine is Clove oil , get from Indian grocerry store it cost you around $3 and dip qtips into it and hold that qtips affected teeth . You will see how instantly help . For best result 3 times btush your teeth a day with different toothpaste mean take one Colgate other Ayurvedic ( Dabur toothpaste ) and Sensodine . Then use clove oil . You will be amazed
This is such an entertaining and educative video. I effin love it.
It effin loves you too
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It's great how a 4 minutes video summarised a lesson of 60 minutes.. Thank you =).
I find if I go into a form of meditation and concentrate on the pain and the area it is in, I can reduce the pain. It's hard to explain but I try to imagine the pain, like the images in this video, and imagine calming them down and letting them float away, and it does seem to ease the pain yo some degree! Also I am often in pain as I have Fibromyalgia!
You can one hundred percent control pain if you know it's all just in your head.
@@jaylyn1471 Not if one of your arms is chopped off.
One thing that always was a mystery to me is when you have a minor injury such as a cut or scrape, you don't feel it until you consciously know you did it or physically looked at it. It has briefly covered at the end but not explained. Do we know why this happens?
I'm no scientist. But the brain is a very powerful thing. Ignorance is bliss. And if you don't know, you usually carry on in the same perceived state you were in pre injury. Granted it's a superficial injury. Kinda like with placebo effects. You tell someone it's going to work, they expect it to, so now their brain is geared towards "this thing is doing what they said it'll do"
So if aspirin permanently blocks COX-n, like for how long?
5 - 7 days
@@michellewarner2634 Well, not so _permanently_ after all
If you take enough tylenol you wont feel pain...ever again
Boy Graffity I’m not certain AT ALL and am taking a wild guess right now but I’m assuming the Cox-n enzymes are replenished
Ibuprofen is better
Thanks for explaining in plain english and with nice visuals.
Placed crown on my tooth ..next day chopped off half of my nail by a sickle and deep cut in finger. Took pain killer and was curious to know how they work.
This was such an amazing video.
I love this animation! very simple and easy to understand. Good job!
"All pain comes from the desire of not wanting to feel it" Renato Russo
thank you for this reminder
The golden quote
I was looking for 3:21
Thanks dude, I know this but just need a confirmation
Does it work to die without feeling pain
I take Ibuprofen 3 times a day and it really always works to block away my painful synovial osteochondromatosis
This was so super helpful, clear, and well explained. Thank you for making!
Is there some advantage to ibuprofen’s approach of not permanently deactivating the enzyme as opposed to aspirin?
I was curious about this as a aspirin wears off too doesn't it!
@@lozzylols I think that just means the aspirin stays in the system and blocks COX1 and COX2 for a longer time than it does in Ibuprofen.
Here because I went to a metal concert last night and I head banged my heart out, so now my neck is sore lol
No regrets tho🤘🏽🤘🏽
Who is watching this after taking a pain reliver?
Me!
I just had an essay assignment on this subject due a few hours ago today
This would've been so useful at that time
This help me calm down. I have a tooth ache/awaiting surgery. This was mentally relaxing cause I know the drugs are coming.
"Through pain i gain strenght"
I think this Talk could have had quite a bit more information
how does Paracetamol work ? what's the difference between Aspirin and Paracetamol
believe it or not. we don't know for sure. I'm doing an assignment on ibuprofen and paracetamol and I was shocked when I heard it
Paracetamol is an antipyretic(fever reducer) & analgesic(pain reliever).
However, aspirin is an NSAID aka Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug. It has 3 uses. In addition to being an antipyretic and analgesic, it also reduces swelling(inflammation). This anti-inflammatory property isn't possessed by paracetamol
After some research i found out that Paracetamol slows down the generation of Prostaglandins only in the brain, while Aspirin stops the generation of Prostaglandins throughout the body, this can cause other body organs to stop functioning properly.
YO I AM DOING A ASSIGMENT ON IT TOO. Brother hook me up with some information. If you have any reserach can you email me it. I would love it if you could help me out.
email is: Abhipatel7122000@gmail.com
Emdad Ahmed that's a theory
not actually accepted tho
I wish this video offered more on neuropathic pain.
When I had appendicitis in my youth all the nurses told me and my mother I had an incredible pain tolerance. I couldn't stand up straight, hunched over but I still basically said "meh". I once was told that most adults said the pain was 11 or 12 on a scale going up to 10 while the highest score I gave them was a 5. Though I think they were just trying to make me feel better. It was more painful after surgery really and I was annoyed on how slow I had to take everything. Walking, getting out of bed, exercising down the hall.
I once had met my doctor out on my hourly walk in the hall and I just wanted to get back to my room as quickly as possible so he could do the check up but my mother and the doctor kept telling me to slow down. I was about 14, so I wanted to rebel, and be left alone. My two days in the hospital were the slowest, most boring days of my life. I thought I had been there over a week how bored I was.
Who else cringed at about 1:23?
Me toooo
Wuss.
Ikr
Juliana B kinda
Juliana B who stabs a dam need into their finger
BRUV I just got that time of month pain on a whole other level
If we can understand pain, we can build artificial nociceptors which receive input from a simulated body, essentially emulating nervous stimulation in the simulated world.
What a sad creation that would be.
At 3:33 what do you mean when you say 'and they go to painful areas just the same as normal ones' ? What does 'normal ones' mean?
He's talking about the areas of the body that aren't feeling pain. That's what he means when he says "normal".
tooth pain and cysts, boils, lumps are the most painful for me. They are not huge but packs a punch.
That guy's going to keep walking with that bear trap clamped to his leg and I don't think there's anything we can do about it!
Serves him right
As a wise man once said,
"Feel PAIN, Accept PAIN and Know PAIN...Those who do not know PAIN will never understand true peace." Guess he had a point.
We more
She blesses
She pet my beard
Malubululllll
no thanks *takes pain killer*
By Pain
PEINNN!! but no thanks, I would stick to painkillers
Thanks for this video I was wondering how the medication knows where the pain is so it can fix it. Turns out it doesn’t and goes all around the body which is interesting.
ALLAH PAK SAB KO SHAFA ATA FARMYEE♥️♥️♥️
But the prostoglandins have a huge protective function is guarding the stomach mucosa. That's why so many long time users of these amd NSAIDs have an increased risk of stomach ulcers.
I'm watching this sort of videos just for learning other languages using subtitles in the settings. Try this next time you're bored.
I never get bored.
Wouldn't you choose a video with simpler language?
I agree that this is very helpful for vocab
0:40 apparently that person is also deaf
Anybody else here pacing before bed, waiting for it to kick in?
Got a root canal 6 months ago and it was done by a pretty shatty dentist. So, my tooth cracked vertically and i’m literally dying of pain right now so i decided to educate myself a little while waiting for the painkiller to kick in
So beautiful animation....I like your teaching.... love from india ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As useful as pain is it would be nice to be able to stop it on cue in the event of a false alarm or such a time when damage cannot be prevented. Like how you can hold your breath up to a point but eventually you'll start breathing automatically again.
You can, it's called anger. If it's strong enought it will allow you to ignore pain.
Damian Wójcik A person can overcome pain using any emotion, or concentrating on a peaceful place, but the adrenaline we produce when we are in danger, or for some reason need to react (it might be anger, but more often it is fear) is the best way to numb pain naturally... It's either that or PCP, but PCP is not natural and not good.
Its called adrenaline
If you are normal... Aw shit
Adorei a explicação!
i love videos like this, it makes me realize our human bodies are so awsome!!!
Thanks so much for sharing ! Have a good night , good health and safety holidays ! 🤙
This reminds me of when I was like 10 and I crushed a bunch of chalky ibuprofen, lined it up with the home phone and snorted it with a straw.
excuse me, *what*
When he started pushing his finger to the needle i screamed so loud...
“Doktor, turn off my pain inhibitors.”
thank u so much for this video. the animation was so easy to understand. very well done!
I have a relative who isn't able to feel pain.
There really is a benefit to having pain receptors.
He had a bad cut, and didn't notice it until someone saw it a few hours later.
Definitely, although the body tends to make pain a bigger issue than it has to be. Once you know what the problem is there's no reason to continue suffering so much
can anyone explain me how placebo effect helps us relieve from pain ?
Basically your brain tricks itself into thinking there is no more pain
+maltoskater66 Actually,placebos are useless medicine.They don't relieve you from pain or diseases.Some shops sell those so they can get money and well,frustrated clients.So be careful out there.
Actually, Paulo silva, not true! Placebo works as a charm. That's the definition of placebo. It works even though it has no effect. Maltoskater66 is right, it tricks your brain. If you believe a medicine will work, it actually does a lot of times.When it comes to pain placebos are great, because the brain can modulate pain signals so that you don't feel them. The big problem with placebos though, is that if you know it's a placebo you won't believe in it - and therefor it won't work.
surya u are gullible, that's how
Why is this video age restricted
Cox-1 and Cox-2 maybe, TH-cam’s algorithmic workings are rather strange
Okay, now tell me why I felt pain when I watched the animation push their finger into the needle.
me and my fractured foot thoroughly enjoyed this
How can I say thank to you guys? It is too great for me.. Thank you so much 🙏
1:37 nerve receptors telling body stops doing whatever you doing. 😂
Cox entered the chat.
I: lost.
So which one is better at relieving pain, aspirin or ibuprofen? And which one is better for your body than the other?
ibuprofen is more used and recomended now and it is more safe
+sarah kabobs Both of them pretty much work the same way being aspirin or ibuprofen. It's just that aspirin are not suitable for people who are under 16 years old (prone to Reyes Syndrome) or NSAIDS are not suitable for people who have history of gastric ulceration, asthma and etc.
+Dai Ven safer
pretty much the same, they both have side effects to gastrointestinal tract. so if you have peptic ulcer you shouldn't use NSAID or use selective NSAID like celecoxib
Ibuprofen gives horrible nightmares I kicked the wall while asleep against the wall it Hurst so much I had to deal with that pain. garbageprufen
Beautiful animation, very interesting and informative video
Very nice video. Can we have a video like this to show the harmful side effects of painkillers?
Here after I got my tooth extraction 😭😭😭
1:04 I can't stop laughing
👀
🤷?💩🤡,🙄
Him: let's say your at the beach and you get sand in your eyes, how do you know it's there?
Me: because you told us there was sand in out eyes.
hahaha
XD
:v
Learn to type properly.
@@gentlemanjones8469 *Please learn how to type properly.
Wow such a deep research
How do the cells get damaged in the first place? And do they mean nerve cells or other kinds of cells? (1:48)
Pain reliever for broken heart?
BEERspirin
@@StuborgClassic iBEERprofen
Hahah
who’s currently watching on ibuprofen?
lynette le prince That’s why I searched this, I just took some Advil.
we have watched 4 minutes Ad without noticing
words of thank are not even enough to thank you !!
I have this intense muscle soreness. Took ibuprofen liquid gels and it's been relieved dramatically. I could barely walk. Don't wanna be on ibuprofen for months on end, though.
"There are people who can't feel pain"
Berserk fans and Metal Gear Rising fans: I see this as an absolute win.
A migraineur (me) watching this video trying to understand why painkillers don't kill the pain. 😶✨🧠🔨
Like is your watching this and have pain
How does Acetaminophen (Tylenol) fit into this? Does it also work in the active sight of the enzymes or does use another method?
Superb explanation model