Pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probe

Abstract

The present invention discloses a pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probe. The pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probe comprises a shell body, metal electrodes, a light-emitting component and wires, the shell body is made of an insulating material and is also of a hollow structure, the metal electrodes are arranged on an outer wall of the shell body, a light-permeable cylinder communicating with an inside of the shell body is arranged on a peripheral wall of the shell body, the light-emitting component is arranged inside the light-permeable cylinder and comprises a circuit board and a light emitter arranged on the circuit board, the light emitter comprises at least one of a red light emitter, a blue light emitter, an infrared light emitter and an ultraviolet light emitter, the wires comprise a first wire and a second wire, a first end of the first wire is connected with the metal electrode, a second end of the first wire is used for being connected with an external power supply, a first end of the second wire is connected with the circuit board, and a second end of the second wire is used for being connected with the external power supply. The pelvic floor muscleelectrical stimulation probe can perform phototherapy on pelvic cavity peripheral walls.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probe. Background technique [0002] Pelvic floor muscles refer to the muscle group that closes the pelvic floor. This muscle group is like a "hanging net" that tightly hangs the urethra, bladder, rectum, vagina, uterus and other organs so as to maintain their normal positions for their functions. Once the elasticity of this "hanging net" becomes poor and the lifting force is insufficient, the organs in the "hanging net" will not be able to maintain their normal positions, resulting in corresponding dysfunction, such as incontinence, pelvic floor organ prolapse, etc. [0003] In practice, non-surgical treatments for pelvic floor dysfunction mainly include pelvic floor muscle training, biofeedback therapy, and electrical stimulation therapy. In electrical stimulation therapy, the use of pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulat...

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Problems solved by technology

In electrical stimulation therapy, the use of pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probes to perform low-frequency electrical stimulation training on pelvic floor muscles is the most commonly used treatment method, which can help patients improve or restore pelvic floor muscle function, and can effectively solve pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. However, low-frequency electrical stimulation has basically no effect on the treatment of other pelvic diseases (such as inflammation). For this reason, the same applicant previously applied for a patent No. 201620244616.8, and the invention name is a patent for a pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation probe. In this patent , discloses a probe that can not only perform electrical stimulation training on pelvic floor muscles, but also perform phototherapy on pelvic inflammation. Light therapy, unable to perform light therapy on the pelvic cavity wall, cannot meet the needs of use

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