Pain is one of the most common and distressing symptoms in burn patients，seriously affecting their treatment experience and rehabilitation process. Currently， the conventional pain relief method is pharmacological intervention. However， achieving effective analgesia while minimizing the use of painkillers is a key clinical issue that deserves significant attention. Meanwhile， with the in-depth development of research on pain management， the unique advantages of non-pharmacological interventions in burn pain management have gained recognition. These interventions can serve as a supplementary approach to pharmacological analgesia， and in some cases， even replace it. Therefore， it is necessary to systematically elaborate on common non-pharmacological interventions and their mechanisms of action in burn pain management， aiming to provide a more comprehensive theoretical basis and practical guidance for clinical burn pain management.