Patient Case Study: 78-year-old Male with Spinal Degenerative Disease

Initial Diagnosis

The patient, a 78-year-old male, presented with:

• Multisegmental degenerative spinal disease (chronic recurrent condition in subremission)
• Lumbar ischialgia

Medical History

• Childhood polio
• Severe heart attacks
• Vascular stenting

Symptoms on Presentation

The patient complained of:

• Constant aching in the lumbosacral region and lower extremities
• Inability to walk for extended periods due to pain and weakness
• Frequently disturbed sleep

Treatment and Progress

1. The patient underwent a coMra therapy course consisting of ten treatments.
2. Significant improvement was noted:

• Pain in the lumbosacral region subsided
• Pain in the legs decreased

3. Additional psychotherapy was administered.
4. Further improvements were observed:

• Increased walking duration during the day
• Enhanced energy and vigor throughout the body
• Resolution of constipation
• Normalized sleep patterns

Recommendations

The patient was advised to:

1. Repeat the coMra therapy course in one month
2. Continue with quarterly treatments for a year