
TENS Adds Pain and Fatigue Relief to Fibromyalgia Therapy in Real-World Study
A real-world trial across 28 clinics found that adding transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) to standard physical therapy significantly reduced movement-evoked pain and fatigue in fibromyalgia patients, with a dose-dependent effect lasting at least six months. About 80% of participants found TENS helpful and 70% felt better overall, and the benefits did not fade over time, making TENS a safe, inexpensive adjunct to PT and medications rather than a standalone cure.













