Auxiliary hemostasis tool for nose bleeding

Abstract

The present invention relates to an auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding, which includes a main body whose inner shape matches the human nose, and a first pressing area, a second pressing area and a blood storage area are provided on the main body, and the first pressing area and the second pressing area are symmetrically arranged at the upper end of the main body; the blood storage area is a cavity formed by a local depression of the main body, and the cavity is formed with an upward opening. When in use, the opening can be quickly aligned with the nostril, and then the nose can be quickly located and pressed or the nose wings can be pinched to stop bleeding through the first pressing area and the second pressing area, which is very easy to use. The present invention can assist children to stop bleeding by their own coagulation mechanism or family members to stop bleeding quickly and accurately using finger pressure hemostasis, eliminate incorrect hemostasis methods, and avoid most of the adverse consequences of nose bleeding. Nose bleeding can be collected through the blood storage area to avoid staining the body or clothes, and when seeking medical treatment, it can also accurately provide data on the amount of bleeding of the nose bleeding, which is convenient for doctors to make accurate judgments on the bleeding situation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of hemostatic tools, in particular to an auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding. Background Art

[0002] According to the "2015 Nosebleed Guidelines" of the Rhinology Group of the Chinese Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, the best recognized treatment for nosebleeds outside hospitals is finger pressure hemostasis, which is suitable for bleeding in the front of the nasal cavity (most nosebleeds in children occur in this location). The specific operation is for the child to sit with the head slightly tilted forward, and press the nose wing on the bleeding side with the fingers or pinch the nose wing for 10-15 minutes. Most children can stop the nosebleed with this method. Although acupressure hemostasis is currently the most scientific and reasonable method, few people know it and can use it correctly, and it should not be used in public places. When using acupressure hemostasis, children (the younger the age, the less likely they are to cooperate) must cooperate with mouth breathing. If they cannot cooperate, it is easy to cause choking and vomiting. The image formed by acupressure hemostasis is probably that the child lowers his head and bleeds silently for 10-15 minutes. Bleeding in public places can easily cause great discomfort to others, and if there are people who are prone to blood phobia at the scene, they may vomit at the mildest and faint at the worst. The feeling of powerlessness of letting parents watch their children bleed and being unable to do anything to help their children will especially cause great anxiety to grandparents, who will then use other wrong methods.

[0003] Currently, the most common methods of stopping nosebleeds are tilting the head back and inserting foreign objects. Tilt the head back to stop bleeding, which may seem to stop the nosebleed, but it will allow the blood to enter the mouth and respiratory tract, which can easily lead to choking, vomiting, and even suffocation and death in severe cases. Paper towels are more commonly used to insert foreign objects, but this method often fails to accurately locate the bleeding site in time, and the pressure is insufficient. Sometimes, not only can it not stop bleeding, it may even prolong the bleeding time. In addition, most of the foreign objects used are not sterilized and are unhygienic. In addition, even if the nosebleed is successfully stopped by inserting foreign objects, a large amount of blood clots will accumulate inside the nasal cavity, which is difficult to remove and can easily induce infection.

[0004] Furthermore, you can also use nasal patches and other methods to stop bleeding by using local cooling to cause vasoconstriction, but this is not mentioned in the relevant authoritative information. In addition, cold stimulation may cause discomfort to young children, and external nasal patches can also cause some children to have skin allergy-related manifestations. Of course, you can also use slightly more complicated hemostatic devices, but non-medical personnel may not be able to use them correctly, and it may take some time to learn. In addition, in the case of nose bleeding in the hospital, when finger pressure hemostasis is ineffective, electrocoagulation hemostasis or endoscopic nasal packing is often used.

[0005] In general, most of the adverse consequences of nosebleeds are caused by incorrect methods of stopping bleeding. Currently, the commonly used and easy-to-use methods of stopping bleeding have hidden dangers or are wrong methods themselves, while scientific methods of stopping bleeding are not easy to master and are not widely used. Summary of the invention

[0006] In view of the problems existing in the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding, which can assist children or family members to correctly adopt finger pressure hemostasis to stop bleeding, and is easy to use and carry.

[0007] To achieve the above object, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is:

[0008] An auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding comprises a main body whose inner shape matches the human nose, wherein a first pressing area, a second pressing area and a blood storage area are provided on the main body, wherein the first pressing area and the second pressing area are symmetrically arranged at the upper end of the main body; and the blood storage area is a cavity formed by a local depression of the main body, and the cavity is formed with an upward opening.

[0009] Preferably, the first pressing area and the second pressing area are rings, patches, or convex points or concave grooves arranged on the body.

[0010] Preferably, the first pressing area or the second pressing area is a circular ring, and the diameter of the circular ring is 3-5 mm.

[0011] Preferably, the body is made of food-grade silicone material.

[0012] After adopting the above scheme, the child or family member can quickly align the opening with the nostril, and then quickly locate and press the nose or pinch the nose wing to stop bleeding through the first pressing area and the second pressing area, which is very easy to use. The present invention can assist the child to stop bleeding by relying on his own coagulation mechanism or the family member to stop bleeding quickly and accurately using the finger pressure hemostasis method, eliminate the wrong way of stopping bleeding, and avoid the adverse consequences of most nosebleeds. Moreover, the body size of the present invention is generally only twice the size of the human nose, which is small and easy to carry. Nosebleeds can be collected through the blood storage area to avoid soiling the body or clothes, and the amount of bleeding data of nosebleeds can be accurately provided when seeking medical treatment, which is convenient for doctors to make accurate judgments on the bleeding situation. In addition, the nosebleed is collected through the blood storage area, and even if a sudden nosebleed occurs in a public place, the bleeding can be stopped in time and effectively, and the nosebleed will not be exposed to cause discomfort to the masses. At the same time, it can also reduce the anxiety of family members and protect the mental health of children and their families. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the outer side of the present invention.

[0014] Figure 2It is a schematic diagram of the inner side of the present invention.

[0015] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of a child using the present invention by himself.

[0016] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the present invention used by others for children.

[0017] Description of labels:

[0018] Main body 10 , first pressing area 11 , second pressing area 12 , blood storage area 13 . DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0019] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the present invention discloses an auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding, which includes a body 10, which is made of food-grade silicone material to reduce problems such as skin allergies and pungent odor caused by contact. A first pressing area 11, a second pressing area 12 and a blood storage area 13 are integrally formed on the body 10.

[0020] The inner shape of the body 10 matches the shape of the human nose, which is convenient for wearing and improves the comfort of pressing when stopping bleeding. The outer side is also imitating the shape of the human nose, which can reduce the overall material of the body 10, make it softer, and make it more comfortable to use. The first pressing area 11 and the second pressing area 12 are symmetrically arranged at the upper end of the body 10, that is, the nose wing. The blood storage area 13 is a cavity formed by a partial depression of the body 10, and the cavity is formed with an upward opening. When in use, the opening is directly opposite to the nostril, so that the flowing nose blood enters the blood storage area through the opening, which is convenient for collecting the nose blood.

[0021] The first pressing area 11 and the second pressing area 12 are circular rings, patches, or convex points or grooves provided on the main body 10. The first pressing area 11 and the second pressing area 12 are used to assist in positioning the nose wing, so that the child or family members can quickly find the finger pressure position to stop bleeding. The manufacturer can design an auxiliary hemostatic tool suitable for children of each age group according to the average size of the nose of children of each age group. As a preferred embodiment, the first pressing area 11 or the second pressing area 12 is a circular ring, and the circular ring is hollow, which can reduce the contact area between the product of the present invention and the child, and the fingers can directly contact the skin, which will better control the strength. The diameter of the circular ring is 3-5mm, so that the circular ring will not break easily.

[0022] The method of use of the present invention is very simple, and children over 3 years old can use it correctly by themselves under guidance. The method of use of the present invention can be roughly divided into two types, one is for the child to use it by himself, and the other is for the family to use it for the child. Figure 3As shown, when the child uses it by himself, he lowers his head slightly, sits down, passes his index fingers through the ring, presses the nose wings on both sides (for children who cannot cooperate with mouth breathing, the pressing position is the root of the nose or the bridge of the nose), and holds the lower end of the body 10 with his thumbs. Figure 4 As shown, when family members or other people use it for children, they can use their thumbs and index fingers to pass through the ring and press the nostrils on both sides of the child (for children who cannot cooperate with mouth breathing, the pressing position is the root of the nose or the bridge of the nose), and other fingers (or the other hand) can hold the lower end of the body 10. Most children take the correct hemostasis posture, and the bleeding can stop in about 3-5 minutes, and the bleeding time generally does not exceed 15 minutes.

[0023] The key of the present invention is that the present invention is not a packing product and has good safety in use. The child or family member can quickly align the blood storage area 13 with the nostril, and then quickly locate and press the nose or pinch the nose wing to stop bleeding through the first pressing area 11 and the second pressing area 12, which is very easy to use. The present invention can assist the child to stop bleeding by relying on his own coagulation mechanism or the family member to stop bleeding quickly and accurately using the finger pressure hemostasis method, eliminate the wrong hemostasis method, and avoid the adverse consequences of most nosebleeds. Moreover, the body size of the present invention is generally only twice the size of the human nose, which is small and easy to carry. The nosebleed can be collected through the blood storage area 13 to avoid soiling the body or clothes, and the bleeding volume data of the nosebleed can be accurately provided when seeking medical treatment, which is convenient for the doctor to make an accurate judgment on the bleeding situation. In addition, the nosebleed is collected through the blood storage area 13, and even if the nosebleed occurs suddenly in public places, the bleeding can be stopped in time and effectively, and the nosebleed will not be exposed to cause discomfort to the masses, and the anxiety of the family members can also be reduced, and the mental health of the children and the family members can be protected.

[0024] The above description is merely an embodiment of the present invention and does not limit the technical scope of the present invention. Therefore, any minor modifications, equivalent changes and modifications made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention are still within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention.

Claims

1. An auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding, characterized in that: It comprises a main body whose inner shape matches the human nose, wherein a first pressing area, a second pressing area and a blood storage area are integrally formed on the main body, wherein the first pressing area and the second pressing area are symmetrically arranged at the upper end of the main body; the blood storage area is a cavity formed by a local depression of the main body, and the cavity is formed with an upward opening; the main body is made of food-grade silicone material.

2. The auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first pressing area and the second pressing area are circular rings, patches, or convex points or concave grooves arranged on the body.

3. The auxiliary hemostatic tool for nose bleeding according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first pressing area or the second pressing area is a circular ring, and the diameter of the circular ring is 3-5 mm.

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