X ≠ Y: The Need for Gender‐Specific Pain Education—A Perspective Shift

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Narrative review highlights the necessity of gender-specific pain education for women, indicating improved pain management outcomes.

Gender-specific pain education improves treatment outcomes, as women experience chronic pain more intensely than men.
Cultural, social, and psychological factors significantly influence pain perception among women, necessitating tailored education.
Narrative review discusses the shortcomings of generalized pain education protocols and advocates for a more focused approach.
Equitable care for women requires recognizing and incorporating patient preferences into pain management strategies.

Walimbe et al. (2025) studied this question.

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