Additive for sanitary article

Abstract

The additive for sanitary article may be added into the absorbing layer and the surface layer of sanitary article and is mixture of powdered safflower, peach kernel, Chinese medicinal stone, savine oil. Owing to the complementary functions of the components, the additive makes the sanitary article possess bacteriostasis, inflammation diminishing, pain-relieving, deodorizing and other effects.

Description

【Technical field】 [0001] The invention relates to an additive, in particular to a sanitary product that can be added to sanitary products such as sanitary napkins, sanitary pads, diapers, etc. that directly contact with human skin, and can enhance the antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving and deodorizing properties of the sanitary products. Equivalent additives. 【Background technique】 [0002] Sanitary products such as sanitary napkins, panty liners, and paper diapers are different in size and structure design, but the common feature of these types of products is that they all include a liquid-impermeable bottom layer, a liquid-permeable surface layer, and an interlayer. An absorbent layer between the bottom layer and the top layer allows body fluids and excrement to penetrate into the absorbent layer through the liquid-permeable top layer, and prevents body fluids and excrement from leaking through the liquid-impermeable bottom layer to maintain personal hygiene ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, from the use of general sanitary napkins and sanitary pads, it can be seen that although the menstrual blood and body fluids discharged from the human body can be absorbed by the absorbent layer, because the liquid-permeable surface layer directly contacts the user's skin, the discharged body fluids and other substances will not only produce Unpleasant smell, high temperature and humid environment are also easy to breed bacteria, and even cause local redness, swelling and ulceration of the skin in severe cases, resulting in uncomfortable use

This situation occurs more often in the use of diapers. The reason is that generally diapers are used by infants and seriously ill patients. Sometimes caregivers do not pay attention, or the user's excrement increases, which will make the user's skin dry for a long time. Exposure to an unclean environment, so it is common for infants and young children to have red, swollen and unbearable diaper rash. It is not uncommon for seriously ill patients to develop decubitus ulcers due to poor local hygiene. Obviously, this known sanitary product that directly contacts human skin , although the convenience of use is provided, the comfort and hygienic effect of use are not ideal

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