Case Study: Treatment of Degenerative Spinal Disease and Hypertension with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 67 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Symptoms

1. Severe searing pain in lower back
2. Pain radiation to left buttock and mid-thigh
3. Restricted movement and hunched posture
4. Inability to rest comfortably in bed

Initial Diagnosis

• Degenerative spinal disease of the lumbar spine
• Myotonic syndrome
• Radiculopathy
• Hypertension
• Irritable bowel syndrome (in remission)

Treatment Protocol

First Course

• 10 sessions over 6 days
• First 2-3 days: 2 sessions per day due to intense pain

Second Course (2 weeks after first course)

• 10 sessions over 7 days
• First 2 days: 2 sessions per day due to stress

Results

After First Course

1. Pain receded significantly
2. Reduced painkiller usage (from 1-2 tablets/day to 1 tablet at night)
3. Improved mobility and sleep
4. Improved mood
5. Mild pain remained in lumbar region, increased with sharp movements
6. Improved posture

After Second Course

1. Pain completely resolved
2. Significantly improved mobility
3. Stabilized blood pressure

• Before treatment: 160-170 mmHg (with medication)
• After treatment: 120-130 mmHg

4. Reduced hypertension medication to one tablet of indapamide (2.5 mg) daily

Overall Improvements

1. Reduced pain syndrome
2. Restored sleep and appetite
3. Increased range of motion
4. Stabilized hypertension

Conclusion

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating both degenerative spinal disease and hypertension. The patient experienced significant improvements in pain levels, mobility, and blood pressure control after two courses of treatment, suggesting that coMra therapy can be a valuable option for managing multiple chronic conditions simultaneously.