This clinical trial study will do to assess the effect of light pressure stroking massage with sesame (Sesamum indicum) oil and olive oil on pain severity and amount of received analgesic in patients with upper or lower limbs trauma. Main inclusion criteria include passing at least 1 hours and at last 6 hours from trauma; lack of infection, bone fractures, dislocation, amputation, nerve damage, presence of a foreign body and internal or external bleeding; lack of cast or splint at trauma site, having appropriate perfusion in trauma site; having moderate pain during arrival time (obtaining score between 3-6 based on visual analog scale). Exclusion criteria include refusing to referral to recruitment centers for follow up more than two times consecutively; any sing of allergy and complication in patients during the study. Patients will allocate to three equal groups of light pressure stroking massage alone, light pressure stroking massage with sesame (Sesamum indicum) oil and light pressure stroking massage with olive oil according to according to table of random numbers. We will ask patients in three groups to irrigate and clean the trauma site with normal saline solution (0.9%), and after drying it with a sterile gaze, message the trauma site for 5 minutes through light pressure stroking method alone, light pressure stroking with sesame (Sesamum indicum) oil and light pressure stroking with olive oil. Intervention will do twice a day with 12 hours interval until 9 days in three groups and at the first, 3rd, 6th and 9th days of intervention, the pain severity and amount of received analgesic will assess by co-researcher.