Case Study: Degenerative Spinal Disease Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 71 years old
• Gender: Female
• Occupation: Actress

Initial Symptoms

• Hunched back
• Intense pain in left leg and lower back (lumbar region)
• Symptoms started two weeks prior, gradually increasing to peak intensity

Preliminary Diagnosis

Degenerative spinal disease of the lumbar spine with left radiculopathy and aggravation

First coMra Treatment Course

Initial Session

• Immediate pain relief after the first session
• Blood pressure reduced from 160 to 130
• Patient remained in the coMra clinic for 30-40 minutes

Treatment Schedule

• 10 sessions total
• First three days: consecutive daily treatments
• Thereafter: treatments every two days

Progress During First Course

• Sharp pain disappeared
• Some aching in lower back and left leg remained, especially in the morning
• Improved posture and ability to carry out usual activities
• Returned to work (performances) after the fifth session

Additional Medical Examinations

• Gynecological examination of the lumbar region
• X-ray of lumbar spine and hip joints
• Ultrasonography
• Traumatologist consultation

Second coMra Treatment Course

Reason for Second Course

Aggravation of symptoms one month after the first course

Treatment Details

• 9 sessions
• Pain returned to the same spot but less intense than before the first course

Results After Second Course

• Complete pain relief
• Able to participate in training and dance performances
• Blood pressure stabilized (average 120-130/80-85 mmHg)
• Reduced blood pressure medication from three to one antihypertensive tablet
• Improved mood (no more irritability and tearfulness)

Overall Outcome

The patient returned to a normal life, with improved mobility, pain relief, and better blood pressure control. She was able to resume her acting career and participate in physically demanding activities.