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There is no common abbreviation for pain in medical terminology. There may be on for a specific area or speciality.
The combining form for "pain" is -algia or -dynia.
Examples:
Otalgia (pain in the ear -- earache)
Cardiodynia (heart pain)
Analgesia (no pain)
Fibromyalgia (hurting muscles & tendons)
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