A patient presented with painful bilateral ovarian cysts, meaning cysts on both sides. The treatment was conducted in a clinic using the 905 nanometer coMra Delta device. For the past four years, this lady had experienced abdominal pain at a level 8 on a scale where 10 represents the worst imaginable pain and 0 means no pain at all.
The patient described her pain as radiating and cramping, occurring intermittently throughout the month but becoming continuous during menstruation. Her menstrual cycle lasted 10 to 12 days instead of the normal 3 to 5 days. This condition also impaired her sleep throughout the month, leading her to take Somnipure, a natural sleep aid.
Additionally, the patient experienced constipation and was taking Dulcolax to manage it. She also suffered from depression and had been taking Anivan for an extended period.
Dr. Duntam Setti developed a treatment plan based on the patient’s symptoms, which included:
The coMra treatments were administered as follows:
The doctor used the Delta device on the 10-minute setting, treating the uterine area and moving periodically from point to point. A universal support treatment was also recommended to support the whole body alongside the local area needing immediate attention. This included Universal 5 treatment along with treatment of the carotid arteries.
After 12 treatments:
After a 10-day break and 6 more treatments:
Ultrasound reports showed a reduction in cyst size:
The patient is currently taking a break from treatment. The medical team plans to commence another course of 10 treatments and reassess the situation afterward. The doctor is also working with the patient’s general physician to gradually reduce medications as healing progresses.