Case Study: Multisegmental Degenerative Spinal Disease and Lumbosciatica Treated with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 59 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Diagnosis

• Multisegmental degenerative spinal disease (chronic recurrent condition in acute stage)
• Lumbosciatica on the right side
• Pain level: 4 to 5.5 points on the visual analog scale

Concomitant Diagnosis

• Second-stage dyscirculatory encephalopathy after acute cerebrovascular ischemia (over a year ago)
• Mild paraparesis on the right side

Presenting Symptoms

• Constant moderate aching along entire spine on both sides
• Especially in thoracic and lumbosacral regions
• Pain along the right sciatic nerve
• Burning sensation in the right foot
• Movement restrictions in lumbar region and right leg
• Inability to fully bear weight on right leg

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Course: 5 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day

Treatment Outcomes

• Significant improvement reported
• Resolution of pain in lumbar spine and along right sciatic nerve
• Elimination of burning sensation in right leg
• Normalized sleep patterns
• Improved energy levels

Follow-up Recommendations

1. Complete the current course
2. Repeat treatment in 2-3 weeks
3. Continue with quarterly treatments for one year, if necessary

Note: This case study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating complex spinal and neurological conditions, with rapid improvement seen after a short course of treatment.