As different as the symptoms of Fibromyalgia syndrome can be, so are reports from individuals patients about the relief they experience from different therapeutic approaches.
If given several choices, nearly all of them will opt for at least one form of physiotherapy, be it in the form of massages, acupuncture, exercises or yoga.

The effects from professionally assisted behavioral modifications are still disputed and difficult to measure. Here we speak of the whole range of therapeutic measures from simple meditation on the one side of the spectrum to full classical psychoanalysis on the other.

Undisputed however are the beneficial effects of drug therapies. While the majority of patients and doctors still stick to the standard regime of SSRIs and SNRIs as mentioned above, we find a growing number of patients and doctors looking for alternative therapies. The most outstanding among these alternatives are THC and mitragyna speciosa.