Indirect comparison of two interventional groups, meta analysis

[Was Ud]

Hi,
I have been searching all over the internet for an answer to my question.
I have 10 studies, five which look at intervention #1 and five which look at intervention #2.
I want to analyze the mean difference reported pain level on the pain scale pre and post intervention for both interventions.
I have a table set up where I have:

Author Year Sample Size Intervention #1 or Intervention #2 Mean Pain before Standard Deviation pain before Mean Pain after Standard deviation pain after Mean Difference Standard deviation of the difference AAA 20?? 30 1 5 2 3 1 2 0.7 BBB 20?? 45 2 7 3 4 2 3 1.5

I have looked into the metaprop command, but that is for binary variables. The variable I am analyzing at is continuous.
I looked into using metan (metan n1 m1 sd1 n2 m2 sd2) command, but that compares an experimental group vs control group in each study. Each study I have contains only an "experimental" group.
Lastly, I need to generate a forest plot with my data.
Any help would be appreciated

[Federico Tedeschi]

There's the "indirect" user-written command that could help: https://www.stata-journal.com/articl...article=st0325