Disk prolapse

Dr. med. H. L.

Patient: K. W., male, 29 years old.

Diagnosis: Patient had a slipped disk in the lumbar spine area substantiated by a CT scan. His military service was therefore deferred.

Case history: The patient's movements were very stiff, just like a robot. He knew how effective the  BICOM device was from his wife's pre-natal care and so wanted to be treated with it as well.

Therapy: First BICOM basic therapy was applied after testing the quadrants, then the tissue processes (chronic inflammation) programme. 

Result: During therapy the patient reported that the feeling in his spinal column was altering very gradually. He felt as if the vertebrae would turn into the correct position during treatment. 

After 10 treatment sessions he was completely symptom-free. However there was one snag: At the next medical no damage to the intervertebral disk could be detected and he was called up.