coMra can be used to treat a variety of painful conditions, from nerve pain to muscle pain and even bone fractures. Whether you’re at home or travelling, here are the coMra protocols that you can use in emergencies to treat sudden injuries and acute pain.¹

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Sudden-onset injuries
coMra therapy is effective for managing the pain caused by sudden injuries and supporting recovery from those injuries. With coMra, you can relieve injury-related pain without relying on drugs or invasive procedures. Designed to address acute physical trauma, coMra also supports tissue repair and reduces inflammation from day one.¹

• TRAUMATOLOGY 2: Muscle injury, pain and weakness.
• TRAUMATOLOGY 4: Dislocated shoulder.
• TRAUMATOLOGY 14: Injury to knee joint.
• TRAUMATOLOGY 15: Traumatic bone fracture.
• TRAUMATOLOGY 16: Dislocated jaw.

Post-injury recovery and post-surgery support
Speed up and support your recovery after an injury with non-invasive coMra therapy, which works with your body to repair damage and reduce pain. You can also accelerate post-surgical healing and prevent complications with coMra.¹

• UNIVERSAL 6: General support and recovery from surgery.
• SURGERY 2: Surgical cuts; treats pain and inflammation, and prevents excess scar tissue.

Injury-induced inflammation
coMra’s combined radiances (laser, coloured light and magnetism) work to calm inflammation caused by injuries and restore mobility.¹

• SURGERY 3: Swelling and inflammation.

Acute pain
coMra is a go-to solution for acute pain flare-ups, delivering targeted relief when it matters most.¹

• UNIVERSAL 1: Migraines and headaches.
• CARDIOLOGY 3: Eye ache.
• TRAUMATOLOGY protocols: Target different joints and muscles to soothe pain and speed up healing.

Painful tissue damage
For sprains, strains, or other painful tissue damage like burns and abrasions, coMra therapy helps relieve pain and speed up healing at a cellular level.¹

• SURGERY 1: Muscle sprains, tendon sprains, cuts, bruises, abrasions, minor burns.

Trauma-related dysfunction
From post-traumatic dysfunction to localised nerve pain, coMra therapy supports cellular regeneration and pain relief. coMra targets tissue trauma and nerve irritation, reducing pain at the source.¹

• NEUROLOGY 17 treats post-traumatic neuralgia.

TESTIMONIALS: USING coMra FOR ACUTE PAIN²

“Three days ago I slipped something at the bottom of my spine. I was unable to sit or stand or walk and had to sleep absolutely flat on my back because when I turned I had pain radiate down my left leg and lost all feeling and control of the leg. Two treatments running the Spondylolisthesis programme and I have almost full mobility and no pain, although I am still being very cautious. I have so many other positive stories, including a shoulder that was frozen for six months and cost me a fortune in scans, cortisone injections, and specialist visits, that released fully 5 minutes after a laser treatment (after which I bought my own laser).”
– Nikki, South Africa

“Some months ago I had surgery in my knee – meniscus – and for a long time I could not do my things. Furthermore the knee did not heal well, it was painful, swollen, and a liquid was produced. I decided to try this device called Delta, because I thought it was a beautiful technology and I saw it was easy, even at my age, to use it. It felt good that I was able to handle my own problem by myself. I did a treatment for 15 days, twice daily. No more pain, no more swelling, and here I go with my bike again. I helped my neighbour too (she had the same problem) and I felt useful again.”
– Anonymous, Italy

“The coMra Palm has made a radically noticeable difference in being able not only to control pain and inflammation but to reduce the amount of flares that I am experiencing.”
– Angie, South Africa

“I broke my ankle when I was in Chile. I was climbing on the rocks and I fell maybe about two metres height on a bunch of rocks, and when I fell, I heard a loud snap. So, I was pretty sure it was a broken bone. It got all black and blue and swollen very fast.

I had coMra at home. And there was no visible movement, as in actually bones getting displaced. So, I felt it’s actually unnecessary to go to hospital, so I used only coMra at home.

I had Delta and I treated myself, for the first three or four days, maybe up to six times per day, because I didn’t want to take any painkillers. And coMra was totally sufficient. So, I would put it mostly directly on that painful spot where the skin is black and blue, where there is internal bleeding. I would put Delta there. I used five, 15, variable up to maybe 15, sometimes 20 minutes per session. And I did it maybe five, six times per day. Basically, I mostly used my sensation; when the pain was coming back, when it was throbbing and pulsating pain, I would use Delta. Pain would go down, and I’m stopping Delta. And that was the first days.
Later on, I treated less; maybe three times per day. Maybe 10 or 15 minutes per session. And I would treat directly the spot where it was most painful, plus maybe three or four points around it. But the bottom line, it’s very simple, very plain to use. Just put it there where it hurts the most and let it do its proper job.

Maybe two weeks, three weeks at most, I was walking around on the foot, and maybe a little bit of sensation left – I was actually fine. It healed so fast, I was surprised, actually. The painful sensations lasted – maybe pain one or two out of 10 – for several months afterwards, but I guess that’s the healing in the bone, maybe in the tendons. So, it took quite a while but I was walking just fine. And I didn’t use any braces or any special boot; just walking normally. But the first days, just used coMra as much as possible.”
– Dr Arzhan Surazakov, Radiant Life Technologies

NOTE: coMra is a powerful modality. The uses described above are those recommended by the coMra User Guide. Experience over 10 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  coMra Therapy. User Guide.²  coMra Therapy. Testimonials.