Abstract

Pediatric pain management is a crucial aspect of pediatric care, focusing on alleviating pain in children through a combination of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic interventions. This article provides a comprehensive overview of pain management strategies tailored to the pediatric population, discussing the various approaches including medications, behavioral therapies, and integrative methods. It examines common pain conditions in children, such as acute and chronic pain, and explores the importance of individualized pain management plans. The article also highlights recent advancements in pain management techniques and identifies ongoing challenges, including the need for effective pain assessment tools and addressing disparities in pain care. Future directions in pediatric pain management are also discussed, emphasizing the potential for improved outcomes through continued research and innovation