Problem Statement Pain management has been an intricate part to a patient undergoing operation, consequently proper education should be provided to the patients to enable them cope psychologically for postoperative pain scores. Incorrect use of certain analgesics has also led to an increase In patients going through pain due to lack of proper knowledge on the patients handling of pain and how to manage him/her. Hypothesis Pre-operative education has a pain relief effect on patients’ postoperative pain scores. Research Done Research has been done on specific types of operation, in October 1998 research was done to determine the outcome of patient controlled analgesia post operatively, it was concluded that the education provided to the patient before the operation had no effect on the pain scores but use of the analgesics reduced the pain (Marc, 2007). Shuldham and Hobbs (2009) performed a randomized test on patients to determine the effect of Pre-operative education on patients undergoing cardiac surgery to determine their post operative pain scores. They then concluded that there was not much benefit from the form of pre-operative education and that other forms of education involving assessment of the patient throughout admission and post admission should be performed (Pierce, Lundy & Palanisamy, 2009). Recommendations Intervention into the program to enable continuous education from preadmission, admission and post admission should be done to determine the effects of providing knowledge to the patient and the post operative management to pain (Shuldham, 2001). Other researches should be done to determine if there can be a way of modifying the patients’ response to pain through other forms of education like CD-ROMs, videos to enhance patient satisfaction. Guidelines should also be put to provide education to the patient on emergency response to pain (Janey, Lisa, Tremblay & Bowers, 2007). A study should be conducted to determine if education to close relatives or friends to the patient can enable or enhance pain relief and provide total satisfaction to the patient (Marc, 2007). Furthermore, an intervention should be initiated to include both male and female patients undergoing operations and performing pain assessment tests. Consequently, different modes of detecting pain should be determined to provide the health care professional with a range of information on how to educate the patient pre and post operatively. Benefit of research A simple quick Pre-operative education would help in establishing reactions on the patients after the operation and enable the health worker know how to handle the patient after the operation. The study would also enable an individual to evaluate usefulness of Pre-operative education to predict post operative pain. Pre-operative education would provide the healthcare worker or caregiver with further information on how to handle a specific patient according to her pain scores and also help in management (Janey, Lisa, Tremblay & Bowers, 2007). In certain situations educating a patient and getting full knowledge of the patient by examinations and assessments aids in identifying the amount of analgesic a specific individual would use, this thus may reduce costs, induce pain due to incorrect measurement of anal