Case Study: Osteoarthritis of Knee Joints and Bursitis Treated with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 60 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Diagnosis

1. Osteoarthritis of knee joints
2. Bursitis of the right knee joint
3. Moderate pain syndrome (4-5 points on visual analog scale)
4. High level of joint function insufficiency

Concomitant Condition

• Lumbalgia syndrome

Initial Symptoms

• Moderate pain in right knee joint, intensifying with movement and walking
• Swelling of right knee joint
• Slight redness on inside of right knee
• Regular pain and movement restrictions in left knee joint
• Pain and movement restrictions in lumbar spine

Pre-treatment Examination

• X-ray examination of knee joints

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Course: 10 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day
• Treatment areas: Both knee joints and lumbar spine

Additional Treatment

• General anti-inflammatory drug for 3 days during coMra therapy

Treatment Outcomes

1. Resolution of pain and swelling in right knee joint
2. Complete elimination of pain in back and left knee joint

Follow-up Recommendations

1. Continue coMra therapy course in 2-3 weeks
2. Further treatments based on patient’s condition

This case study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating osteoarthritis, bursitis, and associated pain in multiple joints, showing significant improvements after a short course of treatment. The combination of coMra therapy with a brief course of anti-inflammatory medication suggests a potential synergistic approach to managing these conditions.