Assistant device for physically treating joint rheumatism

Abstract

The invention relates to an assistant device for physically treating joint rheumatism. A buckling plate is fixed on the back of an L-shaped base, an electric extensible device is fixed at the bottom of the inner side of the L-shaped base, and a rod member end of the electric extensible device penetrates the bottom of the L-shaped base and then is fixed to the top of an electric control box; an arc-shaped elastic plate is welded on one side of the electric control box, a valve rod is fixed at the tail end of a concave face of the arc-shaped elastic plate, and a blocking piece is arranged at thetail end of the valve rod. The arc-shaped elastic plate is welded on one side of the electric control box, the valve rod is fixed at the tail end of the concave face of the arc-shaped elastic plate,and the blocking piece is arranged at the tail end of the valve rod; the electric control box and a decocting tank are welded and fixed with each other, and a heat source end of a heat generating bodyarranged in the electric control box extends into the decocting tank; a medicine bag is fixed on the periphery of the tail end of the heat generating body, an exhaust hole is formed in the side faceof the decocting tank, and an air valve element is inserted into the exhaust hole, in this way, the assistant device is made.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary device for physical therapy of joint rheumatism. Background technique [0002] Rheumatism-cold arthralgia (abbreviated as rheumatic joint pain) refers to a disease in which muscle and joint pain are the main manifestations caused by the human body experiencing wind-cold-damp pathogens. Its clinical feature is that the condition is aggravated in case of cold or weather changes. From the perspective of basic research, the development of cartilage lesions in osteoarthritis from degeneration and necrosis to "joint failure" is mainly due to the abnormal metabolism of proteoglycan, the main component of articular cartilage. From the study of animal models of rheumatoid pain, although no obvious cartilage lesions were found in this disease, various monosaccharides of proteoglycan degradation products in synovial fluid increased significantly, which indirectly reflected abnormal cartilage metabolism. It is confirmed that...

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Problems solved by technology

Experts pointed out that at present, most people in the industry still believe that rheumatoid arthritis is "no disease", or "rheumatoid arthritis", or even "rheumatoid arthritis", which leads to no treatment or overtreatment of this disease. It brings great suffering to patients with rheumatoid arthritis and affects the quality of life and labor productivity of patients.

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