coMra Therapy for Trigeminal Neuralgia and Neuropathy - Webinar Summary

Part 1: Dr. Anna Surazakova’s Presentation

Background

• Dr. Anna Surazakova: Medical doctor specializing in rehabilitation and restorative medicine
• Experience since 2001, working with coMra therapy since 2017
• Head of rehabilitation department, specializing in neurology and traumatology

Restorative Medicine Approach

• Focus on three main aspects:

1. Restoration of the human body
2. Restoration of organ/tissue function through regeneration
3. Restoration of systemic functional reserves

coMra Therapy in Clinical Practice

• Main method due to effectiveness and versatility
• Safe for home use
• Combines four radiances: laser, magnetic field, ultrasound, and color therapy

Case Studies

Case 1: Acute Trigeminal Neuralgia

• 60-year-old female
• Treatment: 10 sessions with Delta 980 nm soft, Neurology 4 and Universal 7 protocols
• Result: Significant reduction in pain after third treatment, all symptoms gone by end of course

Case 2: Chronic Trigeminal Neuralgia

• 54-year-old female, 2-year history
• Treatment: Neurology 3 and 4, Universal 3 and 4 protocols
• Result: Pain attacks gone after second session, complete symptom resolution after 9 sessions

Case 3: Chronic Trigeminal Neuralgia (15 years)

• 65-year-old male
• Treatment: Neurology 4 protocol, plus treatments for musculoskeletal structures
• Result: Able to undergo dental procedures without pain after 4 sessions

Case 4: Chronic Neuralgia (20 years)

• 68-year-old female, multiple chronic conditions
• Treatment: Multiple protocols including Neurology 4, Traumatology 1 and 10
• Result: Significant pain reduction and improved mobility after 11 sessions

Case 5: Facial and Trigeminal Neuropathy in Child

• 5-year-old boy
• Treatment: DELTA 905 STRONG, Neurology 4 protocol
• Result: Immediate reduction in facial twitches, all symptoms gone after 3 days

Case 6: Chronic Facial and Trigeminal Neuropathy

• 79-year-old female, 20-year history
• Treatment: Neurology 3 and 4 protocols, 10 sessions
• Result: Complete pain resolution, only minor twitches remaining

Case 7: Bell’s Palsy

• 66-year-old male
• Treatment: Delta 905 strong, Neurology 3 and 4, Universal 3 protocols
• Result: Significant improvement in facial symmetry and function after hospital stay, further improvement with follow-up treatments

Key Takeaways

• coMra therapy effective for various neuropathies, regardless of duration
• Combines well with other therapies
• Importance of patient engagement in treatment
• Need for multiple treatment courses in chronic conditions

Part 2: Garrett Murrin’s Presentation

coMra Devices

• Delta (Strong and Soft versions)
• Palm
• Explanation of device features and usage

Treatment Approaches

1. Local Treatment

• Neurology 4 protocol for trigeminal nerve branches
• Neurology 4A for deeper structures (ganglion, brain stem)

2. Systemic Treatment

• Universal 3 for blood and lymph
• Universal 5 for stress reduction
• Spinal cord treatment
• Liver and spleen treatment

Treatment Strategies

• Acute attacks: Short, gentle treatments
• Chronic conditions: Gradual increase in treatment intensity
• Importance of breaks between treatment courses
• Adapting treatments to individual needs

Practical Tips

• Using coMra app or user guide for treatment protocols
• Techniques for self-treatment (e.g., back treatment)
• Combining coMra with other therapies

Key Points

• Start conservatively and gradually increase treatment
• Listen to your body and adjust treatments accordingly
• coMra can be used with other therapies and medications
• Importance of addressing all health issues, not just primary complaint

Q&A Session

• Discussion on device selection (905 vs 980 nm)
• Combining coMra with other therapies (PEMF, TENS)
• Importance of conservative approach, especially for beginners
• Probe terminal usage for specific conditions

The webinar provided comprehensive information on using coMra therapy for trigeminal neuralgia and neuropathy, emphasizing its versatility, safety, and effectiveness when used properly.