Hands-free crutches

Abstract

The invention discloses a walking stick which does not need to be held with a hand. The walking stick comprises a supporting rod, a supporting disc and an anti-back-tipping support leg, wherein one end of the supporting rod is connected with the anti-back-tipping support leg, the other end of the supporting rod is fixedly connected with the supporting disc in a rotary mode, and the supporting disc is provided with a bandage opening allowing a bandage to pass through to be fixed on the leg of a person; the supporting disc and the anti-back-tipping support leg are arranged at the two ends of the supporting rod respectively, and after the supporting disc is tied to the leg of the person through the bandage, the leg of the user can be supported by the supporting disc, and supporting force is provided for the leg of the person; the anti-back-tipping support leg can support the body of the person on the portion of the foot with a low gravity center so as to provide supporting force for the wounded leg and effectively prevent the person from tipping backwards. Both the upper portion and the lower portion of the walking stick are effectively fixed to the user, people do not need to practise holding the walking stick and clamping the walking stick under the arm to walk, the hands of people can be freed so that people can do things more conveniently, and underarm pains of the user caused by pressure are avoided.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a walking aid tool for disabled people, more specifically, it relates to a crutch. Background technique [0002] Crutches are tools used by people with walking difficulties to assist walking, and the usual form is to be set as F-shaped or T-shaped or L-shaped. People who cannot walk on the ground due to disability on one side of their lower limbs usually use crutches that are placed under the armpits. They also need the assistance of their hands when walking. And the pain. In addition, if the upper limbs are also disabled and cannot use this crutch, it will cause inability to walk. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the deficiencies in the prior art, the object of the present invention is to provide a hands-free crutch, which does not require people to troublesomely practice holding it with their hands and clamping it under the armpit to walk, and can free people's hands for users to do things. It is more conveni...

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Problems solved by technology

People who cannot walk on the ground due to disability on one side of their lower limbs usually use crutches that are placed under the armpits. They also need the assistance of their hands when walking. while the pain

In addition, if the upper limbs are also disabled and cannot use this kind of crutches, it will cause inability to walk.

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