Case Study: Type 2 Diabetes Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 60 years old
• Gender: Female
• Primary Condition: Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

Initial Symptoms

• Constant increases in blood glucose (280-360 mg/dL)
• Weakness and malaise
• Occasional dry mouth and thirst
• Deteriorating vision
• Hemorrhage in left eye
• Frequent nighttime urination (4-5 times per night)
• Morning blood glucose: 360 mg/dL (before breakfast)

Medical History

• Diagnosed with diabetes for over 25 years
• Regular medication for diabetes
• Periodic examinations by general practitioner and endocrinologist
• Frequent blood sugar monitoring at home

Diagnoses

1. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (glycemic target not achieved)
2. Diabetic sensory neuropathy of lower extremities
3. Diabetic angiopathy of both eyes
4. Diabetic nephroangiopathy
5. Subconjunctival hemorrhage of left eye
6. Chronic pyelonephritis (latent inflammation)
7. Chronic cholecystitis
8. Hypertension (in remission)

coMra Therapy Treatment

First Course

• 11 treatments
• Schedule: 2 treatments per day
• Concurrent use of hypoglycemic drugs (metformin and diabetone)

Results of Treatment

1. Blood glucose stabilization

• Reduced to 145-200 mg/dL (previously 340 mg/dL)
• Achieved while maintaining same medication and dosages

2. Symptom improvements

• Dry mouth and thirst disappeared
• Left eyeball hemorrhage resolved in 3-4 days
• Blood pressure normalized (previously up to 150/90)
• Sleep returned to normal
• Depression alleviated

3. Urination improvements

• Nighttime urination reduced to 1-2 times

Follow-up Recommendations

• Continue treatment after 1-2 weeks
• Additional 11 treatments recommended