The human body is usually healthy, unless you fail to give it enough nutrition it needs. Apart from feeding the body to remain healthy, you also need to keep it clean and stay away from regular activities that can cause wear and tear of body tissues, bruises, and alike. Sicknesses are also incurred when any foreign element or object attacks the human body, either externally or when ingested, to spread a disease. To fight this disease, the body releases appropriate fighters to tackle it and stay safe. But in many cases, the human body fails to do so because of a low immunity. And that’s when we need medication. For example, when you hurt yourself, you feel pain. Apart from consuming pain relief, you also need to gulp down some drugs in order to fight any possible infections that come along with the bruise. Another example is when you are stung by an insect—pain and disease are both needed to be fought back by the human body. So what happens when you gulp down medicines? How does a tablet work inside a human body? How do medicines work? Take a look at the video below that shows you how medicines work inside a human body.
