A certain station batch of doctors to see patients, only 3 minutes, two sentences, indeed now the patient has to visit the experience is extremely poor, more questions to the expert two sentences, you can not see the person, here too many related comments, no longer comment. Today, we will talk about the key points of pain consultation. As with other diseases, the following points should be achieved in the consultation of pain: A high degree of seriousness and responsibility. The patient should be treated in a serious and amiable manner, and the patient should be questioned carefully and listened to patiently. Do not use medical jargon that is not easily understood by the patient, and be careful to avoid using technical terms when asking questions. When you need to ask them, you can ask them if they have pain in their ribs, if they are afraid of cold, and other easy-to-understand language. Pay attention to the main complaint. Because the main complaint is often the most painful condition that the patient feels. According to the main complaint, and then in-depth questioning, it helps the doctor to grasp the condition and identify the evidence in a comprehensive and accurate manner. Be good at grasping the key questions, inspiration and guidance, but not according to the subjective will of the set of questions, so as to grasp the main points, to obtain reliable information. For patients in critical condition, it is necessary to briefly inquire and not to cover everything, so as to facilitate the necessary examination and treatment in time to avoid losing the time for rescue. Of course, the focus of the pain consultation is as follows: the form of onset (pain form such as post-talk characteristics), location, duration (time from onset to present), speed of development (duration and frequency), characteristics and severity (stabbing pain, dull pain, pressure pain, etc.), related factors (life stress, insomnia, exams); aura symptoms (whether there is nausea, vomiting, white light found before the pain), family history (whether there is a similar situation in the family); age of onset; pregnancy history conditions); age of onset; history of pregnancy and menstruation (no period-related pain); history of previous medications and surgery (note that long-term use of certain painkillers can also cause pain, and that there is associated pain after surgery). Only a comprehensive understanding of the patient’s psychological, physical somatic and social factors and a comprehensive judgment can be helpful for their further treatment, so it is indeed the doctor’s duty to be patient and careful with the patient, there is no other excuse!