Case Study: Post-Traumatic Neuropathy Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 32 years old
• Gender: Female
• Diagnosis: Post-traumatic neuropathy of the ulna and radial nerves (left forearm)

Initial Symptoms

• Numbness in left arm and hand (more pronounced in elbow and fingers)
• Restricted arm movement
• Regular numbness and pain, especially when using a knife

Medical History

• Injury: Fall from chair at home (3 months prior to treatment)
• Initial treatment: Emergency room visit, painkillers prescribed
• Swelling and pain subsided after 4-6 days

Treatment Protocol

1. coMra therapy course:

• 11 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day

2. Additional therapies:

• 4 treatments of EHF therapy
• Massage of left arm, collar area, and thoracic spine
• Total of 8 additional treatments

Results After Treatment

1. Pain in hand and numbness in fingers (left) resolved
2. Improved flexion of arm and elbow joint
3. Range of motion recovery:

• Before treatment: 50-55% on all planes
• After treatment: 80-90% on all planes

Follow-up Recommendations

1. Examination to clarify area and depth of nerve plexus damage
2. Continue coMra therapy after 2-3 weeks
3. Further treatments based on condition

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating post-traumatic neuropathy, showing significant improvements in pain reduction, numbness alleviation, and range of motion recovery within a relatively short treatment period.