Case Study: Treatment of Complex Eye Condition with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 55 years old
• Gender: Female

Medical History

• Herpetic infection in left eye at age 10
• Penetrating keratoplasty at age 30 due to severe corneal opacification
• Superior iridectomy during keratoplasty

Recent Symptoms (1 year prior to treatment)

• Decreasing visual acuity in left eye
• Redness and discomfort in left eye
• No improvement with corticosteroid eye drops (prescribed 3 months prior)

Initial Examination

1. Visual Acuity:

• Right eye: 20/25
• Left eye: 20/60

2. Intraocular Pressure:

• Right eye: 16 mm Hg
• Left eye: 40 mm Hg

3. Other Findings:

• Endothelial pigment discovered
• Conjunctival hyperemia
• Tear break-up time: < 8 seconds (both eyes)
• Mild keratitis in left eye
• Mild overall corneal opacification in left eye

Treatment Protocol

• Neurology 14 protocol
• 12 treatments, once per week over 3 months
• Device: 905 Delta Pro model
• Additional therapies: Acupuncture and diet recommendations

Results After 3 Months

1. Visual Acuity:

• Right eye: No change (20/25)
• Left eye: Improved from 20/60 to 20/50

2. Other Improvements:

• Conjunctival hyperemia resolved
• Tear break-up time increased to 13 seconds (both eyes)
• Keratitis resolved
• Patient reported overall improvement in eye condition

Follow-up (6 months post-treatment)

• All improvements maintained

Conclusion

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating complex eye conditions, particularly in cases with a history of herpetic infection and surgical interventions. The patient experienced improvements in visual acuity, tear film quality, and overall eye health, with results maintained at the 6-month follow-up.

Note: Treatment was conducted by Dr. Peña, an ophthalmologist specializing in cataract and refractive surgery, who incorporates coMra therapy, microcurrent, homeopathy, and traditional Chinese medicine in his practice.