In modern times, pain is the most common problem people are suffering from. Thus, pain management has become one of the most vital components of health care services. Doctors often rely on medicines as a help for pain management. Ketorolac and Diclofenac are among the most commonly used non-opioids. Although both medicines come to serve similar symptoms, they are quite different from each other. The difference between the strength, usage procedure, risks, and side effects of both medicines is pretty significant. In this article, we will go through Ketorolac Vs Diclofenac. Also, the way it acts on the human body (mechanism of action), the assumed side effects, the risk, and the procedure of consumption.