Living with nerve damage, neuropathy and neuralgic pain affects every aspect of your daily life, but coMra therapy offers a science-backed solution that lets you take control of your healing journey. Our new e-book, Overcoming Nerve Damage – Neuropathy, goes into detail about how to treat different types of neuropathy using your coMra device.

Living with neuropathy (damaged nerves) and resulting neuralgic pain affects every aspect of your daily life. Conventional treatments usually focus on managing symptoms through medication. coMra therapy, on the other hand, offers a science-backed solution that goes deeper than symptom relief, empowering you to take control of your healing journey.

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coMra combines advanced low-level laser technology (LLLT) with ultrasound, magnetism and coloured light to stimulate your body’s own natural healing processes. It’s suitable for treating diabetic neuropathy, post-surgical nerve damage and unexplained neuropathic symptoms.

Our new e-book, Overcoming Nerve Damage – Neuropathy, goes into detail about how to treat different types of neuropathy using your coMra device. Download the e-book here.

USING coMra TO TREAT DIFFERENT TYPES OF NEUROPATHY

Here is an outline of some of the different types of nerve damage or neuropathy covered in detail in the e-book. We will be discussing each of these conditions in more detail in future blog posts.

Diabetic neuropathy: 1

Diabetic neuropathy develops as a complication of diabetes, a condition that affects the endocrine system. Poor circulation and nerve damage are hallmarks of diabetic neuropathy.

coMra therapy helps by:

  • Restoring blood and nutrient flow to affected areas.
  • Stimulating cellular regeneration for long-term repair of nerves.
  • Providing safe, drug-free relief at home.

HOW TO TREAT DIABETIC NEUROPATHY WITH coMra

The application of coMra therapy to treat diabetic neuropathy is based on three key principles:

  1. Treat the nerves in the area where you experience the symptoms (pain, tingling, numbness, etc.).
  2. Treat the roots of the damaged nerves and blood supply.
  3. Treat the condition that caused the nerve damage.

These principles form a holistic approach to give you both immediate pain relief and long-term wellness. They can be applied to various types of neuropathy.

coMra protocols for diabetic neuropathy: 2

  • NEUROLOGY 15: Focuses on the nerves in the hand, foot, leg and nerve roots.
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY 1: Focuses on the pancreas.
  • UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD): Focuses on the circulatory system and lymph nodes.

UNDERSTANDING OTHER TYPES OF NEUROPATHY

Post-surgical neuropathy: 1
Nerve damage is a common side effect of surgery, with scarring around the nerves often causing complications and ongoing unresolved pain. Nerve injuries can also be caused by physical trauma.

Infectious neuropathy: 1
Infectious diseases like Lyme disease and Herpes zoster can cause nerve damage, leading to pain (neuralgia) and other neuropathic symptoms like hypersensitivity, numbness and tingling.

Nutritional and alcoholic neuropathies: 1
Nerve damage can be caused by nutritional deficiencies and alcohol use disorder. The symptoms are often similar to diabetic neuropathy.

Idiopathic neuropathy: 1
Idiopathic neuropathy is nerve damage where a specific cause can’t be identified. It may involve the facial nerve (Bell’s palsy), trigeminal nerve (trigeminal neuralgia) or nerves in the hands, feet, etc. Because the underlying cause is unknown, it can be particularly difficult to treat. However, coMra therapy helps you provide direct support to the damaged nerves to activate their self-repair capabilities, regardless of what’s causing your symptoms.

The new e-book shows you how to take a self-sufficient approach to neuropathy using coMra therapy, reducing your reliance on medications while working towards lasting relief and recovery.

Please be aware that there are many different types of nerve damage, and all of these cannot be covered in one e-book. If you have a type of neuropathy or neuralgic pain that is not covered in the book, or if you require more information, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Note: coMra is a powerful modality. The uses described in our articles are those recommended by the coMra User Guide and apply mainly to home users and use in hospitals. Experience over many years has shown that in the case of most chronic conditions, treatments can also be spread out to once or twice per week, without taking the breaks outlined in the guide.

References:

1 Overcoming nerve damage – neuropathy. coMra e-Book Series. Radiant Life Technologies. 2025.2 coMra User Guide.