[spa] Objectives: to analyse which physiotherapy techniques are the most effective in the
treatment of fibromyalgia and its symptoms.
Methods: research has been carried out on the main databases related to health sciences
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SCOPUS. (2009 -2016).
Results: 349 studies were identified as potentially relevant. Out of these, 281 were
discarded either because they did not fulfil the inclusion criteria or because they did not
provide any information different from other articles used for the current paper. After
that, the remaining 30 articles were examined and included in this paper.
Conclusions: Even if there exists a wide range of current techniques to treat fibromyalgia,
their benefits have been proved to be limited. Despite that aerobic exercise Is frequently
found in scientific evidence, further research is needed in order to find more effective
techniques for patients with fibromyalgia.