Electric massager for temples

Abstract

The invention relates to an electric massager for temples, comprising a motor (3), a worm (4), a worm gear (8), a tension spring (6), a cam (7), a pin roll (9), oscillating rods (2), massaging disks (1), a supporting leg (10), and a nose bridge support (11), wherein the worm (4) is mounted on the output shaft of the motor (3); the cam (7) is mounted on a shaft of the worm gear (8); the massaging disks (1) and the tension spring (6) are mounted on the oscillating rods (2); the two oscillating rods (2) can swing around the pin roll (9); a shell (5) is supported by the supporting leg (10) and the nose bridge frame (11); and the flexible location of the two massaging disks (1) can be adjusted according to the distance between the two temples of a user. By alternate action of the tension spring (6) and the cam (7), the massaging disks (2) can simulate the fingers to squeeze and release the temples to massage the temples. The massager can facilitate the brain to refresh the brain, allay tiredness and promote metabolism of the skin around the eyes.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of health care equipment, in particular to an electric temple massager which simulates human fingers to massage the human temple. Background technique [0002] The temple is an important acupuncture point on the human head. When people use their brains continuously for a long time, the temple will often feel heavy pressure or swelling pain. This is a signal of brain fatigue. At this time, pressing and rubbing the temple can give the brain moderate stimulation. Thereby, it can relieve fatigue, cheer up the spirit, relieve pain and wake up the brain, maintain a strong spirit, and continue to maintain concentration. [0003] The temple massagers currently on the market mainly use electric pulses or beating, slapping, and beating the temples, or use helmet-type design to generate massage force through multi-frequency vibration and airbags, and some have infrared and magnetic therapy functions. , can knead the temples and...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The temple massagers currently on the market mainly use electric pulses or beating, slapping, and beating the temples, or use helmet-type design to generate massage force through multi-frequency vibration and airbags, and some have infrared and magnetic therapy functions. , can knead the temples and spine to achieve the massage effect of the so-called constant temperature hot compress. Although there are many functions, the structure is complicated, which leads to the volume, weight and high cost of the massager, which is difficult to popularize and apply.

Prolonged vibrating massage can fatigue and numb the muscles in the massaged area, and may cause dizziness

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