Case Study: Recovery from Sciatic Nerve Damage with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Gender: Female
• Age: 59 at start of treatment
• Occupation: Medical doctor, physiotherapist (31 years experience)

Medical History

• Complex bilateral lumbosciatic syndrome (pre-existing)
• Asthma

Injury Details

• Cause: Accidental cauterization during hip replacement surgery (April 2010)
• Result: Sciatic nerve damage in right leg

Initial Symptoms

1. Neuropathic pain throughout entire right leg
2. Mixed paralysis and paraparesis from knee down
3. Areas of extreme hypersensitivity
4. Inability to use leg (dragging) for first month post-surgery
5. Sleep impairment (1-2 hours of sporadic sleep)
6. Pain levels: 7-10 (with morphine use for 6 months post-surgery)
7. Short and long-term memory impairments
8. Social withdrawal
9. Difficulty with daily self-care activities

Previous Treatments

• Two rehabilitation programs (state and private facilities)
• Result: Little improvement due to structural nerve damage

coMra Therapy Treatment

Protocols Used

1. Neurology 2 (for local pain and healing)
2. Universal 5 (for systemic support)

Application

• Frequency: Once daily
• Duration: 12 months (with short breaks)
• Method: Self-treatment at home
• Device: Delta Laser 980

Results

Immediate (First Week)

• Temporary complete pain relief
• Improved sleep (6+ hours)
• Reduced analgesics use

5 Weeks

• Stable pain reduction
• Discontinued regular analgesics

7 Months

• Discontinued use of crutches for daily activities
• Regained feeling in leg
• Normal walking ability
• Normalized sleep patterns

9-10 Months

• Increased physical and social activities
• Slight pain increase, but no analgesics needed

3.5 Years Later

• Pain levels: 1-2 in mornings, 3 in evenings (average)
• Occasional pain (max 5) after strenuous activities
• Returned to normal life and part-time work
• No crutches needed
• Less frequent treatments (2-3 week breaks)

Conclusion

This case demonstrates significant recovery from severe sciatic nerve damage using coMra therapy. The patient experienced substantial pain reduction, functional improvement, and quality of life enhancement, allowing her to return to work and normal daily activities.