Case Study: Treatment of Facial Nerve Neuropathy with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 38 years old
• Gender: Female
• Diagnosis: Neuropathy of the facial nerve on the left, moderate facial palsy on the left

Initial Symptoms (4 months duration)

• Lacrimation on the left
• Periodic facial pain
• Facial asymmetry on the left
• Left upper eyelid closing only halfway

Previous Treatment

• Two courses of inpatient treatment at place of residence
• Result: Partial improvement

coMra Therapy Treatment

First Course

• 10 treatments
• Frequency: Twice daily
• Location: In-clinic

Second Course (1 month after first course)

• 9 days of treatment
• Frequency: Twice daily
• Location: At home

Results

After First Course

1. Pain disappeared completely
2. Corner of mouth partially leveled off
3. Facial palsy decreased
4. Lacrimation persisted but reduced
5. Improvements noted after 4th session:

• Better mouth corner movement
• Ability to smile
• Improved upper eyelid movement

Between Courses

• No pain recurrence
• No symptom regression

After Second Course

1. No pain recurrence
2. Lacrimation resolved
3. Left side of mouth completely leveled off
4. Facial palsy significantly decreased (improved from first course)
5. Eyelid almost completely closing

Follow-up Recommendations

• Continue coMra therapy after 2-3 weeks
• Further treatments based on condition

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating facial nerve neuropathy and associated symptoms. The patient showed significant improvements after two courses of treatment, with progress continuing between and after the courses. The therapy addressed multiple symptoms including pain, facial asymmetry, and eyelid function.