Novel hand-free walking stick

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel hand-free walking stick and relates to the technical field of walking sticks. The novel hand-free walking stick comprises a walking stick body and a walking stick cushion, wherein the walking stick body consists of an upper walking stick rod and a lower walking stick rod; the walking stick cushion is arranged on the top of the upper walking stick rod; a revolving shaft and a spring are arranged between the upper walking stick rod and the lower walking stick rod; rubber belts and barrels are arranged at a position which corresponding to the thigh of a user on the upper walking stick rod and a position which corresponds to the lower leg of the user on the lower walking stick rod; the barrels are arranged outside the walking stick body; a spring is arranged in parallel to a shoe sole below the lower walking stick rod. According to the novel hand-free walking stick, the user can walk with own legs without holding with a hand, so that the self-care ability of a femoral head patient is improved greatly.

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[0001] Technical field: [0002] The invention relates to the technical field of crutches. Background technique: [0003] Hip diseases such as femoral head necrosis patients are intractable orthopedic diseases in the world today. They can be called immortal cancers. The existing technology cannot be cured or radically cured. Femoral head necrosis was discovered by the world medical community in 1888 and the number of cases has reached 30 million. Most of the patients, no matter taking medicine or hip protection (tantalum rod support, liver cell transplantation, etc.), are not effective, and finally embark on the unfortunate artificial total hip replacement. Dead patients are afraid and stop, and they spend more than ten years of their youth on crutches or lying in bed to procrastinate precious time, just for the final joint replacement. Helping crutches leads to the loss of the ability to take care of oneself and the opportunity to work, the most precious time in life is m...

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[0003] Hip diseases such as femoral head necrosis patients are intractable orthopedic diseases in the world today. They can be called immortal cancers. The existing technology cannot be cured or radically cured. Femoral head necrosis was discovered by the world medical community in 1888 and the number of cases has reached 30 million. Most of the patients, no matter taking medicine or hip protection (tantalum rod support, liver cell transplantation, etc.), are not effective, and finally embark on the unfortunate artificial total hip replacement. Dead patients are afraid and stop, and they spend more than ten years of their youth on crutches or lying in bed to procrastinate precious time, just for the final joint replacement. Helping crutches leads to loss of self-care ability and job opportunities, missed the most precious time in life, and poor quality of life, especially for young patients, it is an endless disaster

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