Case Study: Degenerative Spinal Disease Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 71 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Diagnosis

1. Degenerative spinal disease of the cervical region

• Chronic recurrent condition in acute stage
• Cervicobrachialgia and myotonic syndrome on the right side

2. Second-to-third stage humeroscapular periarthritis on the left
3. Second-stage arthrosis of the right hip joint

Initial Symptoms

• Pain level: 5-6 points on the visual-analog scale
• Constant aching in the cervical area of the spine, radiating into the left hand
• Restricted movement in the left shoulder joint
• Inability to raise arms
• Periodic aching in the right arm
• Pain in the right hip joint, especially when moving

Treatment

• coMra therapy course
• 12 treatments

Results After Treatment

1. Overall improvement in patient’s condition
2. Cessation of pain in the cervical area
3. Significant decrease in pain in the left shoulder joint
4. Improved range of motion in the shoulder
5. Elimination of pain in the right hip joint
6. Normalization of sleep patterns
7. Increased energy levels

Follow-up Recommendations

• Repeat the course in 3-4 weeks
• Subsequent treatments once per quarter during the year, if necessary

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating multiple joint and spinal issues in an elderly patient, resulting in significant pain reduction and improved quality of life.