Inter-Labium pudenda pad and package body for the pad

Abstract

An inter-labium pudenda pad used by engageably fitting to the labium pudenda of a woman, particularly an inter-labium pudenda pad capable of being used in combination with a sanitary napkin, and a package body for the pad having the inter-labium pudenda pad enclosed in a package container for individual packaging, the inter-labium pudenda pad comprising an absorbing sheet body having a permeable front surface side sheet and a permeable or impermeable rear surface side sheet connected to each other in the state of enclosing an absorbing body for absorbing menstrual blood, wherein a body fluid storage hole having a bottomed hole with a bottom part on a cloths side and with an opening part of such a size that allows a pair of labium minus pudenda to be fitted thereto so as to be enclosed from the outside thereof is formed near the center part of the pad, whereby the inter-labium pudenda pad capable of preventing the body fluid from leaking sideways while maintaining the specific sanitation performance of the inter-labium pudenda pad and capable of remarkably increasing an absorption holding capacity can be provided.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an interlabial pad that is stuck on the labia of a woman, especially an interlabial pad that can be used together with a sanitary napkin, and a package for wrapping the interlabial pad in a packaging container for individual packaging body. Background technique [0002] Conventionally, sanitary napkins (hereinafter simply referred to as "sanitary napkins") or tampons are generally used as sanitary products for women. However, there is a problem: for sanitary napkins, they are used in contact with clothes. Due to the lack of fit near the vaginal opening, menstrual blood tends to leak from the gap with the body. On the other hand, for cotton For plugs, due to the properties of the article, it is easy to produce a foreign body sensation or an uncomfortable feeling when wearing it, and it is also difficult to install it into the vagina. [0003] Under such circumstances, as sanitary products between sanitary napkins and t...

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However, there is a problem: for sanitary napkins, they are used in contact with clothes. Due to the lack of fit near the vaginal opening, menstrual blood tends to leak from the gap with the body. On the other hand, for cotton For plugs, due to the properties of the item, it is easy to produce a foreign body sensation or uncomfortable feeling when wearing it, and it is also difficult to install it into the vagina.

[0007] However, in the above-mentioned interlabial liner 24, in order to prevent the wearer from feeling a foreign body, there is an upper limit to the volume of the convex portion sandwiched between the labia.

Therefore, there is a problem that even the amount of menstrual blood that can be absorbed and retained has to be less than that of sanitary napkins, and menstrual blood tends to ooze to the outside of the interlabial pad.

[0010] However, the above-mentioned sanitary napkin 34 has the same problems as existing sanitary napkins.

That is, except that menstrual blood adheres to a wide range from the vestibule to the buttocks, compared with the interlabial pad, the size and volume are large, so the wearer cannot obtain a comfortable feeling of use. As far as the problem is concerned, it does not solve any problems

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