During a C-Section, also known as a Cesarean section, the stomach muscles, or abdominals, of a pregnant woman are cut through to deliver a baby and sewn back up again. A few weeks of recovery are necessary to allow the stitches from your surgery to heal.
Similarly, certain neurotransmitters stimulate muscle cells at a neuromuscular junction, and some stimulate glandular secretions. Examples of neurotransmitters include acetylcholine, dopamine, serotonin, and nitric oxide.
This chemical is called a neurotransmitter and this process of communication is called neurotransmission. There are various neurotransmitters (nerve chemicals) in the brain. Two important nerve chemicals for attention and activity are dopamine and serotonin. Ritalin can affect the brain by enhancing dopamine and norepinephrine neurotransmission. Once a nerve cell (neuron) releases dopamine for example, Ritalin keeps more of the neurotransmitter next to the adjacent nerve cell which, in turn, improves dopamine neurotransmission.