Segmentation by types distinguishes three principal treatment families. Pharmacologic therapies dominate, comprising antidepressants (e.g., duloxetine), anticonvulsants (e.g., pregabalin), and analgesics; together they represent the bulk of sales due to established reimbursement pathways. Non‑pharmacologic modalities—including physical therapy, cognitive‑behavioral therapy, acupuncture, and structured exercise—form a rapidly expanding segment, currently estimated at 30 % of the market, driven by payer incentives for cost‑effective, low‑risk options. Emerging modalities such as neuromodulation, digital therapeutics, and investigational gene‑editing approaches occupy a nascent yet high‑growth niche (approximately 5 % of spend), reflecting early‑stage adoption and significant R&D pipelines. Each type contributes distinct cost structures and growth trajectories, collectively defining the market taxonomy for Fibromyalgia treatment.