The brain.
the brain tells your body what to do and how to do it
Which medicine is used for a headache?
Answer:
Over-the-counter remedies that may reduce headache pain include aspirin, acetaminophen and ibuprofen. Resting in a darkened room may also help. Dengue fever warning: If you think you might have dengue fever, see a doctor and avoid taking aspirin or ibuprofen.
SEEKING MEDICAL CARE
See a doctor immediately if you
Feel worse than usual
Get a sudden, severe headache
Become confused, slur your speech, or faint
Have one-sided numbness or paralysis, or trouble seeing, speaking, or walking
Develop a fever higher than 102°F (39°C)
Experience nausea or vomiting
Make an appointment to see a doctor if you
Start having frequent headaches
Are getting worse over time
Can't work, sleep or do daily activities
Don't improve with self-treatment
Answer:
Narcolepsy
Explanation:
Narcolepsy can be described as a sleep disorder in which a person experiences excessive sleep and hallucinations. The same phenomenon of narcolepsy can be observed in Maria as she has hallucinations of awakening in her dreams. She even encounters excessive sleep patterns.
John Warne Gates describes " barbed wire " as light as air stronger than whiskey and cheap as dirt
No because you can do quality time with yourself, while sometimes for pleasure other times for fun... Hope this helps clear things up
