Bilateral force application ingrown nail corrector

Abstract

The invention discloses an ingrown nail corrector with bilateral force application, comprising: a corrective bow, hook bodies are provided at both free ends of the corrective bow, and the corrective bow includes a first bow body and a second bow body engaged with each other. The bow body, the first bow body and the second bow body are all provided with a pressing device at their own bending position, and the pressing device can be moved and fixed along the radial direction of the arc line of the bending position. By setting up a pressing device at both ends of the correction arch, it is ensured that the ingrown nails on both sides correspond to an independently acting pressing device, and the applied force is more targeted. The applied force of the pressing device is along the radial direction of the nail, which is closer to each Corresponding to the position of the inset armor, the application of force is more direct. The ingrown situation on both sides of the same nail is different, and the magnitude of the applied force can also form a difference.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a corrector, in particular to an ingrown nail corrector with force exerted on both sides. Background technique [0002] The so-called "ingrown nail" refers to the situation in which the ingrown nails of the human body cause penetration into the paronychia tissue and cause inflammation and infection. Ingrown toenail is a common disease, which mostly occurs on the big toe of the foot. There are many reasons for ingrown toenail, usually due to prolonged wearing of tight shoes, improper trimming of nails, congenital overgrown nails, etc. Factors such as wide and curly nails cause the ingrown thorns of the nail to embed into the paronychia tissue, causing redness, swelling and inflammation near the nail. When the ingrown toenail recurs, it is very painful, which seriously affects the daily life of the patient. If it is ignored and allowed to worsen, it will cause the entire toe to fester in severe cases. [0003] The corrector in ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The corrector in the prior art, such as the patent with application number CN201520459332.6, the corrector disclosed by it is higher than the distance from the outer end of the nail when used, which causes inconvenience to the patient. Basically, it can only be used when sitting or lying down, and the patient cannot do it. large movement

The patent application number is 201320338245.6. Although the corrector disclosed by it can be attached to the surface of the nail, the direction of force applied to the nail during correction is along the tangential direction of the nail surface, and the ingrown nail cannot be lifted well, so the effect is not good. not good

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