Pain is a long-term experience that occurs in millions of people globally, and may lead to considerable interference with the person’s well-being. Since the management of chronic pain patients requires the use of intercessory procedures, a multifaceted model of treatment becomes necessary and crucial in the management of those patients. Within the last decade, an increased emphasis has been placed on the identification of non-pharmacological treatments, comprehensive management, and patient education as components of the chronic pain treatment plan. Nevertheless, weak opposing arguments focus on the need for the use of drugs and herbal medicines. This story will review the arguments in favor and against these approaches to chronic pain management in order to understand the relative efficacy of these methods.

Applying non-drug measures in chronic pain treatment

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