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Why do we feel pain? How pain is produced?
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Page 1: Science Journal - How pain is Produced and why do we feel pain

Why do we feel pain?

How pain is produced?

Page 2: Science Journal - How pain is Produced and why do we feel pain

Brain produce pain to tell us body is taking damage

Page 3: Science Journal - How pain is Produced and why do we feel pain

Pain compel us to take

care of damage,

without pain we would

ignore cut, wounds

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Nociceptor nerves

responsible for pain

Heat

Chemical

Mechanical

Nocicpetor is activated by stimuli or event which posses a threat for us like

too much heat or pressure

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When an stimuli crosses nociceptive threshold, the nerve fires signal to brain

informing the danger, brain creates pain

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Damaged cells releases acachidonic

acid which reacts with COX1 and COX2

enzymes

Prostagladin is produced which causes inflammation

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Blocks COX1

Blocks arachidonic

acid

General pain killer eaither blocks COX or arachidonic acid to stop pain

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