Multifunctional temperature control nursing cap with micro-current massage assembly

Abstract

The invention provides a multifunctional temperature control nursing cap with a micro-current massage assembly. The nursing cap comprises a 3D printed cap body, the cap body comprises an inner layer and an outer layer, the outer layer is a refrigerating layer, and a temperature sensing device is further arranged on the upper surface of the refrigerating layer; massage assemblies are arranged on the lower surface of the inner layer and are arranged according to the Baihui point, the Jiangsun point, the Yifeng point, the Fengchi point and the Shahai point of the top of the head. According to the invention, through 3D printing of the cap exclusive for a patient, the nursing cap is customized, the treatment cap can better fit the scalp of the patient, the best curative effect is achieved, the temperature sensing device is added, the temperature of the cap can be accurately controlled, in the wearing process of the patient, when it is observed that the temperature changes, regulation and control can be carried out in time, the treatment cap has a good cold compress effect of preventing alopecia caused by side effects of chemotherapeutics for a tumor patient. The massage assemblies are additionally arranged, so that the scalp can hibernate, and absorption of chemotherapeutic drugs is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of scalp care, and in particular relates to a multifunctional temperature-controlled nursing cap with micro-current massage components. Background technique [0002] The scalp is prone to hair loss, inflammation and other symptoms due to various reasons, and hair loss caused by chemotherapy is a common side effect. Hair loss will bring physical discomfort and serious psychological and emotional trauma to patients. Most people worry about becoming bald due to hair loss, which will hurt their self-esteem, affect their communication with others, and cause depression. If things go on like this, the negative emotional impact may also lead to depressive symptoms. [0003] In recent years, preoperative induction chemotherapy for oral and maxillofacial tumors has achieved satisfactory results. Domestic and foreign studies have shown that nab-paclitaxel has a certain effect on patients with oral and maxillofacial tu...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, ice cap cooling has become a simple and effective method to alleviate hair loss caused by chemotherapy. However, the function of ice cap is too simple, and it cannot have a good nursing effect on other symptoms of scalp inflammation.

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