Case Study: Treatment of Degenerative Spinal Disease with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 60 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Diagnosis

• Multisegmental degenerative spinal disease
• Chronic recurrent condition in acute stage
• Sciatica on the left side
• 6 mm hernia between L4 and L5

Initial Symptoms

1. Pain level: 4-5 points on visual analog scale
2. Moderate, persistent burning pain in lumbar spine
3. Pain along left sciatic nerve
4. Pain radiation down left leg, intensifying with movement
5. Poor sleep due to pain
6. Fatigue

Treatment Protocol

• coMra therapy course
• 10 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day

Results After Treatment

1. Pain in lumbar area and along left sciatic nerve resolved
2. Improved range of motion
3. Normalized sleep patterns
4. Increased energy levels
5. No pain in the leg

Follow-up Recommendations

• Repeat course in 2-3 weeks
• Subsequent treatments once per quarter for one year

Conclusion

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating degenerative spinal disease and associated symptoms. The patient experienced significant improvements in pain levels, mobility, sleep quality, and overall energy, suggesting that coMra therapy can be a valuable treatment option for chronic spinal conditions.