Lymphatic drainage device

Abstract

The invention relates to a lymphatic drainage device which comprises a plurality of negative pressure suction inlets; the negative pressure value provided by the at least one negative pressure suction inlet is adjustable, or the negative pressure values provided by the at least two negative pressure suction inlets are different, so that the at least two negative pressure suction inlets can be sequentially arranged at the same lymphatic backflow position in the lymphatic backflow direction, and the negative pressure provided by the negative pressure suction inlets can be sequentially increased in the lymphatic backflow direction. According to the lymphatic drainage device, the at least two negative pressure suction inlets are arranged at the same lymphatic backflow position, and the negative pressure values provided by the different negative pressure suction inlets are different, so that the negative pressures provided by the negative pressure suction inlets are sequentially increased in the lymphatic backflow direction, and the lymph is guided to move from the position with low negative pressure to the position with high negative pressure, that is, the lymph is guided to flow along the lymphatic reflux direction. In the lymphatic drainage process, the lymphatic drainage device does not need to be moved, the professional requirement for an operator is low, the operator does not need to focus on operation in the whole process, and manpower consumption is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of auxiliary lymphatic drainage, in particular to a lymphatic drainage device. Background technique [0002] Lymphedema is a condition in which excess lymph fluid accumulates in the tissues and the lymphatic system has a lower than normal lymphatic load, resulting in abnormal stasis of water and protein, mainly in the subcutaneous tissue. Lymphedema includes primary lymphedema and secondary lymphedema. Swelling of the extremities, trunk, abdomen, head, or neck may occur if lymphatic vessels become blocked, damaged, or surgically removed. Traditionally, the treatment methods for lymphedema include: CDT (Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), local skin care, elastic pressure bandage, functional exercise), massage equipment and continuous intermittent pneumatic compression therapy. However, with traditional CDT, massage equipment, and continuous intermittent pneumatic compression therapy, excessive pressure on the skin may ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In order to solve the above-mentioned problem that the use of LymphaTouch requires high professionalism of operators and consumes a lot of manpower, a lymphatic drainage device is proposed, which requires less professionalism of operators, and its operation process does not require operators to concentrate on the whole process Attention operation, reduce manpower consumption

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