The standard of care for pain management includes a detailed assessment of an individual’s pain that is hindering their daily activities and overall quality of life. This assessment helps to identify the underlying cause of the pain, which can include injuries, illnesses, or even medical conditions, like cancer. After the assessment, a treatment plan is developed that may include a combination of non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions. Non-pharmacological approaches may include psychological support, occupational therapy, and even physical therapy. Pharmacological options may include medications that include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, nerve block, and also opioids. In addition to these interventions, interventional pain management procedures that involve epidural injections, nerve blogs and even spinal cord stimulation might be utilized to help a patient better manage their pain. The goal of pain management is to provide a patient with the most appropriate treatment that will improve their quality of life and reduce their pain. Regular follow-up and monitoring are important to ensure the treatment plan is effective and to make any important changes.