A walking aid with a storage seat back bar

Abstract

The invention discloses a walking aid with retractable chair back rods. The walking aid comprises a right walking aiding support, a left walking aiding support and a chair back rod receiving device. The right walking aiding support comprises a right support, a right chair board, a right lifting device and a pair of right bottom columns. The left walking aiding support comprises a left support, a left chair board, a left lifting device and a pair of left bottom columns. The right end of the right chair board is hinged to the right lifting device. The left end of the left chair board is hinged to the left lifting device. A pair of hinges symmetrical in a front-and-back direction is fixed between the lower end face of the left end of the right chair board and the lower end face of the right end of the left chair board. The chair back rod receiving device comprises an upper chair back rod and a lower chair back rod. The upper chair back rod can be held in the right support, and the lower chair back rod can be held in the left support. The upper chair back rod and the lower chair back rod of the walking aid with retractable chair back rods can be held in the supports; in such a way, a user can normally lean on the chair back rods, without affecting the folded storage of the walking aid.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a walking aid with a seat back bar. Background technique [0002] Generally, if there are patients with limited mobility and elderly people with poor coordination who cannot walk alone, they must use auxiliary equipment such as canes, crutches, walkers or wheelchairs, and use these equipment to achieve the purpose of walking. Among them, the walking aid is the tool that can best provide the user with stable walking force and support among the auxiliary equipment. Walking aids can allow the elderly or patients with inconvenient legs and feet to go out for a walk like normal people. Existing walkers on the market generally have a seat function for patients or elderly people with inconvenient legs and feet to rest. Adjustable, so it cannot adapt to different groups of people; when users use the walker as a seat, they need the back of the chair to lean on. When the chair ba...

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Problems solved by technology

Existing walkers on the market generally have a seat function for patients or elderly people with inconvenient legs and feet to rest. Adjustable, so it cannot adapt to different groups of people; when users use the walker as a seat, they need the back of the chair to lean on. When the back of the chair is used for a foldable walker, the back of the chair needs to be able to move fold

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