According to the Medical Global Academy (MGA), pain management is an essential component of patient care, with a focus on a comprehensive strategy that combines pharmaceutical and non-pharmacologic techniques to successfully reduce suffering. The curriculum emphasizes the significance of precise pain assessment, which entails taking into account cultural and patient-specific factors in addition to comprehending the physiological and psychological aspects of pain. Depending on the type and degree of pain, the management strategies involve the use of analgesics like opioids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), as well as complementary therapies like massage or acupuncture and adjunct therapies like physical therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy. The MGA also emphasizes the necessity of a multidisciplinary strategy that involves medical experts from different specialties to guarantee thorough pain relief and enhanced quality of life for patients.