Anus drug injection, styptic and defecating device

Abstract

The invention relates to an anus drug injection, styptic and defecating device, pertaining to the technical field of medical instrument. The anus drug injection, styptic and defecating device is composed of a main lumen, a styptic air bag, a medicine injection pipe, an air injection pipe, a clamp valve and a drainage apparatus joint. One side of the left end of the main lumen is provided with a medicine injection hole. The main lumen on the right side of the medicine injection hole is provided with the styptic air bag. One side on the inner wall of the main lumen is provided with the medicine injection pipe and the other side is provided with the medicine injection pipe. One end of the medicine injection pipe communicates with the medicine injection hole of the main lumen and the other end penetrates out of the main lumen. One end of the air injection pipe communicates with the styptic air bag through an air injection hole and the other end penetrates out of the main lumen. The right end of the main lumen is provided with the clamp valve and the drainage apparatus joint.The anus drug injection, styptic and defecating device has following beneficial effects: blood stoppage, medicine injection, air exhaust and cacation are integral; the device is used conveniently and safely and helps keep skin around the anus clean and dried; the pain of patients for medicine exchange and cacation is small; nursing is fast; labor is saved and the device is healthy; pains of patients are relived and nursing workload is reduced; and labor intensity of nursing personnel is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an anal injection, hemostasis and defecation device, which belongs to the technical field of medical supplies. Background technique [0002] At present, in clinical treatment, patients with rectal cancer, internal hemorrhoids, mixed hemorrhoids, chronic colitis, anal incontinence, etc. need to inject medicine through the rectum and anus, stop bleeding, exhaust and defecate. In the prior art, when drugs are injected into the conservative treatment of colon, rectum, and anal canal diseases, it is necessary to insert a common anal canal / urethral catheter to inject drugs; Use the normal anal canal to vent and defecate; patients with anal incontinence should continue to use the toilet or nursing pad. [0003] However, there are some problems in the above-mentioned treatment process, such as patients with chronic colitis, internal hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids who are bleeding after inserting the anal canal / urethral catheter to...

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[0003] However, there are some problems in the above-mentioned treatment process, such as patients with chronic colitis, internal hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids who are bleeding after inserting the anal canal / urethral catheter to inject drugs, and the catheter needs to be removed. This will not only easily cause damage to the mucous membrane, but also the drug will easily flow out after extubation and affect the curative effect.

Such as internal hemorrhoids, mixed hemorrhoids bleeding and after hemorrhoid surgery, Vaseline gauze strips are needed to stop the bleeding, but this treatment method cannot better exhaust and defecate

Another example is that the common anal canal (circular hollow lumen) is routinely used to exhaust and defecate after rectal and anal canal surgery, which not only cannot achieve the hemostatic effect, but also makes it inconvenient to inject drugs due to the large diameter of the anal canal; another example is that patients with anal incontinence continue to Using a toilet or nursing pad can easily cause perianal skin damage, common incontinence dermatitis, abrasion dermatitis

[0004] In addition, this treatment method will cause pain to the patient on the one hand, and on the other hand, it will also affect the postoperative recovery of the patient.

Moreover, in the process of assisting the patient to exhaust, it is easy to cause the patient's feces to leak, which is not only very unhygienic, but also increases the nursing workload of the medical staff or the patient's family members.

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