The Effect of Neural Therapy on Heart Rate Recovery, Cardiac Parameters and Pain in Fibromyalgia

Neural therapy (NT) is a therapeutic intervention that uses local anesthetics to alleviate persistent musculoskeletal pain. NT targets the underlying autonomic dysfunction by modulating the autonomic nervous system. The enhancement of autonomic dysfunction leads to controlled microcirculation, the elimination of pain mediators, and the attainment of an anti-inflammatory effect. NT focuses on painful regions, specific segments of these areas, and trigger points, encompassing both local and segmental treatment

The second group received a home exercise program consisting of stretching, strengthening, and aerobic exercises for 30 minutes, three times per week, for a duration of five weeks.