Case Study: Chronic Migraine Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Gender: Female
• Duration of condition: 20 years

Initial Symptoms

• 1-2 migraine attacks per week
• Very severe pain during attacks
• Each attack lasted 1-3 days
• Severe pain on non-attack days
• Diagnosed with medication addiction (Triptans)

Treatment Protocol

• Frequency: Twice daily (morning and evening)
• Duration: 8 minutes per session
• Treatment areas:
• Points on the head
• Carotid arteries

Rationale

• Chronic migraine associated with impaired mitochondrial function
• Treatment aims to improve mitochondrial capacity

Results

Weekly Progress

• Week 1: Pain levels remained high (10/10)
• Week 2-3: Gradual decrease in pain intensity
• Week 7: Patient became pain-free

Long-term Outcome

• 4 months post-treatment: Completely pain-free

Pain Intensity Chart

• A chart showa the daily maximum pain intensity

over the course of treatment, demonstrating a gradual decline from 10/10

to 0/10 over approximately 7 weeks.

Conclusion

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating chronic migraine. The patient experienced a complete resolution of symptoms after 7 weeks of treatment, with results maintained for at least 4 months post-treatment. This represents a significant improvement for a patient who had suffered from migraines for 20 years and had developed medication addiction.

The gradual improvement in pain levels suggests a progressive enhancement of mitochondrial function, which is believed to be a key factor in migraine pathophysiology. The simple, non-invasive nature of the treatment and the lasting results make this approach promising for chronic migraine sufferers.