I have mostly numbness, not traditional "pain." I was diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy--we believe it's both sensory and autonomic. (Small fiber nerves affect sensation, pressure, and temperature, and also control autonomic processes like digestion.)

Small fiber neuropathy isn't supposed to cause actual muscle weakness, but it can impair balance because of well, the numbness, and sometimes I have the sensation of weakness because of the numbness. I used to also get tingling, but it's improved that now my baseline pain is what I call "the absence of sensation."

I'm glad you found some relief with acupunture with the electro-stimulation. It sounds kind of scary, but I tried it once and it really wasn't. I didn't get relief from that specifically, but I did feel better with acupuncture. That, gentle yoga, minimizing gluten (there's some research to suggest there may be a link between gluten sensitivity and idiopathic small fiber neuropathy, but not everyone benefits), and physical therapy focused on graded motor imagery (GMI).