Reusable dysmenorrhea relieving device

Abstract

A dysmenorrhea relieving device includes: a vibrator motor assembly including a motor configured to vibrate; a power component configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly. A first end of the connector assembly is coupled to the vibrator motor assembly and a second end is coupled to the power assembly. The connector assembly includes a connector comprised of a material displaced by 9 mm to 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm + / -5 mm metered length of the material at 30 N, which allows the connector assembly to be used for insertion and removal of the device relative to the vaginal cavity. In a linear stress test, a sample with the metering length of 78mm + / -5mm is positioned between the clamps. And applying linear tension to the sample at the speed of 2mm / min. Displacement under different linear pulling forces is measured until a force of 30N is applied.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] Embodiments described herein relate to the treatment of dysmenorrhea, and more particularly to a dysmenorrhea relief device. Background Art

[0002] At least 50% of people who experience menstruation (menorrs) suffer from dysmenorrhea, or painful menstruation. Menorrs most often self-treat dysmenorrhea pain with over-the-counter (OTC) medications such as acetaminophen and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). However, when OTC medications are insufficient to address the pain, some menorrs prefer nonpharmacological treatments or prefer not to rely on prescription-strength dosing of medications.

[0003] In some scientific studies, vibration therapy has been shown to help with pain relief by relaxing muscles and increasing circulation. However, conventional vibration therapy devices are usually applied to the skin or elsewhere outside the vaginal cavity. Some devices are disposable and cannot be reused. Therefore, they are not economical for consumers and are not environmentally friendly. Summary of the invention

[0004] According to one embodiment, a dysmenorrhea relief device includes: a vibrator motor assembly, which includes a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; a power assembly, which is configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly, which includes a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the connector assembly is connected to the vibrator motor assembly, and the second end of the connector assembly is connected to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly includes a connector, and the connector is composed of a material that displaces between 9mm and 65mm in a linear stress test of the material at a gauge length of 72mm±5mm under 30N.

[0005] In one embodiment, the linear stress test includes: placing a material sample between clamps so that a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the sample is located between the clamps; applying a linear tensile force to the sample at a rate of 2 mm per minute; and measuring the displacement of the sample under different linear tensile forces until a force of 30 N is applied.

[0006] On the other hand, the device also includes: one or more wires, the one or more wires having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the motor, and the second end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the power component, wherein the one or more wires are located within the length of the connector.

[0007] In another aspect, a connector is overmolded onto one or more wires and is overmolded onto a portion of the motor assembly. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] The foregoing features of the embodiments will be more readily understood by referring to the following detailed description with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

[0009] Figure 1A A side perspective view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0010] Figure 1B A bottom perspective view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0011] Figure 2 An exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0012] Figure 3 A close-up exploded view of the power assembly is shown.

[0013] Figure 4 A close-up exploded view of the battery compartment of the inner housing of the power assembly is shown.

[0014] Figure 5 A close-up perspective view of a second end of a connector assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0015] Figure 6 A close-up perspective view of a first end of a connector assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0016] Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly and a power assembly of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0017] Figure 8 Shown is a diagram including an electrical component Figure 7 A close-up side section view of the M.

[0018] Fig. 9 The first embodiment of the present invention is shown Figure 7 A close-up cross-sectional view of detail K including a vibrator motor assembly and a first end of a connector assembly.

[0019] Fig.10 A cross-sectional view of a power cord assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0020] Fig.11 A close-up perspective view of a second end of a connector assembly with a wire assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0021] Fig.12 A cross-sectional view of a second end of a connector assembly coupled to a power assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0022] Fig.13 The first embodiment of the present invention is shown Fig.12A close-up cross-sectional view of detail W including the second end of the connector assembly coupled to the power assembly.

[0023] Fig.14 A close-up perspective view of a second end of a connector assembly coupled to a power assembly according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0024] Fig.15A A side perspective view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0025] Fig. 15B A bottom perspective view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0026] Fig.16 An exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0027] Fig.17 A cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly and a power assembly of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0028] Fig.18 The second embodiment of the present invention is shown. Fig.17 A close-up cross-sectional view of detail N including a vibrator motor assembly coupled to a connector assembly.

[0029] Fig.19 A cross-sectional view of a connector of a connector assembly according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0030] Fig. 20 and Fig.21 A close-up perspective view of a connector assembly coupled to a power assembly according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0031] Fig. 22 A dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0032] Fig.23 An exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0033] Fig.24A A rear view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0034] Fig. 24B A cross-sectional view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0035] Fig.24C A close-up cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0036] Fig.24D A close-up cross-sectional view of a power assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0037] Fig.25A A side view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0038] Fig.25B A cross-sectional view of a connector assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0039] Fig.25C A close-up cross-sectional view of a connector according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0040] Fig.26A A vibrator motor assembly and connector assembly according to a third embodiment are shown.

[0041] Fig.26B A cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly and a connector assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0042] Fig.26C A close-up cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0043] Fig.26D A close-up cross-sectional view of a connector assembly according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0044] Fig.27A A tampon for use with a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0045] Fig.27B A drilling tool with a tampon according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0046] Fig.27C A tampon with a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0047] Fig.28 An example position of a menstrual cramp relief device in the vagina is shown with the user in a sitting position.

[0048] Fig.29 Another exemplary position of the menstrual cramp relief device in the vagina is shown with the user in a standing position.

[0049] Fig.30 is a graph of exemplary displacement versus load curves for samples of different connector materials.

[0050] Fig.31 is a graph of example diagrams of displacement at 30 Newtons for different connector samples.

[0051] Fig.32 Methods of using a dysmenorrhea relief device according to various embodiments are shown. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0052] The following description is presented to enable one of ordinary skill in the art to make and use the invention, and is provided in the context of a patent application and its requirements. Various modifications to the embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general principles herein may be applied to other embodiments. Therefore, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown, but to conform to the widest scope consistent with the principles and features described herein.

[0053] Embodiments of a reusable dysmenorrhea relief device are configured to be used inside the vagina during dysmenorrhea. As used herein, "vagina" refers to a muscle cavity extending from the vulva to the uterus. The dysmenorrhea relief device includes a vibrator motor that can be inserted into the vagina and positioned near the posterior fornix, positioned near the uterosacral ligament and the uterovaginal ganglion. The vibrator motor is connected to a power assembly that powers and controls the vibrator motor. A semi-flexible connector is connected to the vibrator motor at a first end and to the power assembly at an opposite second end. One or more wires can pass through the length of the connector to electrically connect the vibrator motor and the power assembly. The connector is also used as an applicator for inserting the dysmenorrhea relief device into the vagina and removing the dysmenorrhea relief device from the vagina. The flexibility of the connector can make the connector adapt to the movement of the user's body in various positions without causing excessive discomfort, while being rigid enough to effectively serve as an applicator for inserting the dysmenorrhea relief device into the vagina and allowing the vibrator motor to be positioned in a desired position. The dysmenorrhea relief device can be configured to be washable and reusable.

[0054] The following reference numerals are used in the accompanying drawings:

[0055] First embodiment of the dysmenorrhea relief device

[0056] 101 A vibrator motor assembly according to the first embodiment 100

[0057] 102 Connector assembly of the first embodiment 100

[0058] 103 Power assembly of the first embodiment 100

[0059] 201 The wire assembly of the first embodiment 100

[0060] 202 The first end of the connector assembly 102

[0061] 203 The second end of the connector assembly 102

[0062] 204 first housing of the power assembly 103

[0063] 205 Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Assembly

[0064] 206 Inner housing of power assembly 103

[0065] 207 Battery

[0066] 208 Second housing of the power assembly 103

[0067] 209 Connector assembly 102 connector

[0068] 401 Battery compartment cover of power assembly 103

[0069] 402 Battery compartment of power assembly 103

[0070] 801 Button of power component 103

[0071] 802 Dome switch of power assembly 103

[0072] 901 housing of vibrator motor assembly 101

[0073] 902 motor of vibrator motor assembly 101

[0074] 903 Wire stress relief mechanism for vibrator motor assembly 101

[0075] 1001 Wire Assembly 201 Wire Sheath

[0076] 1002 Wire assembly 201 wire

[0077] 1101 The end of the second end 203

[0078] 1102 Neck of the second end 203

[0079] 1103 shoulder of the second end 203

[0080] 1201 Channel of power component 103

[0081] 1202 Shoulder of channel 1201

[0082] 1500 Second Embodiment of the Dysmenorrhea Relief Device

[0083] 1501 Vibrator motor assembly of the second embodiment 1500

[0084] 1502 Connector assembly of the second embodiment 1500

[0085] 1503 Connector of the second embodiment 1500

[0086] 1504 Power assembly of the second embodiment 1500

[0087] 1601 Connector assembly 1502 wire

[0088] 1602 connector assembly 1502 connector

[0089] 1603 The first end of the connector assembly 1502

[0090] 1604 The second end of the connector assembly 1502

[0091] 1801 housing of vibrator motor assembly 1501

[0092] 1802 motor of vibrator motor assembly 1501

[0093] 1901 Ribs of the wire housing 1602 of the connector assembly 1502

[0094] 2200 The third embodiment of the dysmenorrhea relief device

[0095] 2201 Vibrator motor assembly of the third embodiment 2200

[0096] 2202 Tampon Drawstring

[0097] 2203 Connector assembly of the third embodiment 2200

[0098] 2301 vibrator motor assembly 2201 vibrator motor

[0099] 2302 Front motor cover of vibrator motor assembly 2201

[0100] 2303 Rear motor cover of vibrator motor assembly 2201

[0101] 2304 Connector Assembly 2203 Connector

[0102] 2305 Connector Assembly 2203 Wire

[0103] 2306 Power assembly of the third embodiment 2200

[0104] 2307 First housing of power assembly 2306

[0105] 2308 Second housing of power assembly 2306

[0106] 2309 The third housing of the power assembly 2306

[0107] 2310 Printed Circuit Board (PCB) of Power Components 2306

[0108] 2311 Battery room of power assembly 2306

[0109] 2312 Switch of power assembly 2306

[0110] 2313 Battery case of power assembly 2306

[0111] 2502 Internal ribs of connector 2304

[0112] 2601 Inner surface of rear motor cover 2303

[0113] 2602 rear motor cover 2303 chamfered part

[0114] 2603 Flange of rear motor cover 2303

[0115] 2604 Notch in flange 2603

[0116] 2701 drilling tool

[0117] 2702 Drilling tool 2701 handle

[0118] 2703 Drilling end of drilling tool 2701

[0119] 2704 flange of drilling tool 2701

[0120] 2705 ​​Tampons

[0121] 2706 Hole of tampon 2705

[0122] Figures 1A to 14 A dysmenorrhea device according to a first embodiment is shown.

[0123] Figure 1A and 1B A side perspective view and a bottom perspective view of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100 according to the first embodiment are respectively shown. Figure 2 FIG. 2 shows an exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device according to a first embodiment. Figure 1A , Figure 1B and Figure 2 , the dysmenorrhea relief device 100 includes a vibrator motor assembly 101, a connector assembly 102, and a power assembly 103. The connector assembly 102 includes a first end 202 and a second end 203 opposite to the first end 202. The first end 202 of the connector assembly 102 is coupled to the vibrator motor assembly 101, and the second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 is coupled to the power assembly 103. The connector assembly 102 also includes a connector 209 coupled to the first end 202 and the second end 203, and the wire assembly 201. The connector 209 may be made of a semi-flexible material, as described below. Fig.30 and 31 Although the connector 209 is shown as having a cylindrical shape, other shapes may be used for the connector 209. The wire assembly 201 is located within the connector 209 and passes through the connector 209. The wire assembly 201 electrically connects the vibrator motor 101 and the power assembly 103.

[0124] Figure 3A close-up exploded view of the power assembly 103 is shown. The power assembly 103 includes a first housing 204 and a second housing 208. A printed circuit board (PCB) assembly 205, an inner housing 206, and a battery 207 are located between the first housing 204 and the second housing 208. The wire assembly 201 electrically couples the vibrator motor assembly 101 to the PCB assembly 205, which in turn is electrically coupled to the battery 207. Figure 4 , the battery 207 is located in the battery compartment 402 of the inner housing 206. The second housing 208 includes a battery compartment cover 401, which provides access to the battery compartment 402.

[0125] Figure 5 A close-up perspective view of the second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 is shown. Figure 6 A close-up perspective view of the first end 202 of the connector assembly 102 is shown. According to a first embodiment, the first end 202, the second end 203 and the connector 209 of the connector assembly 102 can be constructed as a single piece. An overmolding process can be used to form the connector assembly 102, wherein the wire assembly 201 is located within the length of the connector 209 and the first end 202 is coupled to the vibrator motor assembly 101. The second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 can be coupled to the power assembly 103 without the need for an adhesive, as described below with reference to Figure 8 Further described.

[0126] Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of the vibrator motor assembly 101 and the power assembly 103 of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100 with an axis (GG) according to the first embodiment is shown. Figure 8 Shows Figure 7 Detail M of the close-up side cross-sectional view, which may include a power assembly 103. The power assembly 103 includes electronics (not shown) for controlling the vibrator motor assembly 101. The first housing 204 of the power assembly 103 may include a button 801, which is capable of engaging a side of the PCB assembly 205 opposite the battery 207. There may be a dome switch 802 on the side of the PCB assembly 205 near the battery 207, which is capable of engaging the battery 207 and the PCB assembly 205. When the button 802 is pressed, the dome switch 802 is also pressed. The pressing of the dome switch 802 causes both the battery 207 and the PCB assembly 205 to engage, which causes an electrical signal to be sent to the PCB assembly 205. The PCB assembly 205 may be configured to interpret the electrical signal to turn on the vibrator motor assembly 101 when the vibrator motor assembly 101 is currently turned off (OFF), and to turn off the vibrator motor assembly 101 when the vibrator motor assembly 101 is currently turned on (ON).

[0127] Fig. 9 The first embodiment of the present invention is shown Figure 7A close-up cross-sectional view of detail K of a vibrator motor assembly 101 and a first end 202 of a connector assembly 102. The vibrator motor assembly 101 includes a housing 901 and a motor 902 located within the housing 901. The motor 902 generates vibrations at a predetermined frequency when turned on. In a first embodiment, the first end 202 of the connector assembly 102 is connected to one end of the housing 901 using an overmolding process. The opposite end of the housing 901 is not overmolded. In this embodiment, the housing 901 is constructed of stainless steel. Other materials may be used for the housing 901. The wire assembly 201 is electrically connected to the motor 902 and physically connected to the end of the housing 901. The wire assembly 201 can be physically connected to the end of the housing 901 via a wire stress relief mechanism 903 to absorb stress that may be applied to the connection point between the wire assembly 201 and the motor 902.

[0128] Fig.10 The first embodiment is shown along Fig. 9 2 is a cross-sectional view of a wire assembly 201 along the axis BB in FIG. The wire assembly 201 includes a wire sheath 1001 that encapsulates one or more wires 1002. Fig. 9 and Fig.10 , the end of the wire sheath 1001 is physically connected to the wire strain relief mechanism 903. The wire 1002 is electrically connected to the motor 902.

[0129] Fig.11 A close-up perspective view of detail V according to a first embodiment is shown, which includes a second end 203 of a connector assembly 102 having a wire assembly 201. The second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 includes a terminal 1101, a neck 1102 having a first diameter, and a shoulder 1103 having a second diameter greater than the first diameter. The neck 1102 includes a first end and a second end opposite to the first end. The shoulder 1103 is coupled to the first end of the neck 1102, and the terminal 1101 is coupled to the second end of the neck 1102. The terminal 1101 may be conical in shape, having a first end close to the neck 1102 and a second end away from the neck 1102. The first end of the terminal 1101 has a third diameter greater than the first diameter. The second end of the terminal 1101 has a fourth diameter less than the third diameter. The difference between the first diameter of the neck 1102 and the second diameter of the shoulder 1103 and the difference between the first diameter of the neck 1102 and the third diameter of the terminal 1101 creates a space around the neck 1102. The wire jacket 1001 of the wire assembly 201 and a portion of the wire 1002 extend beyond the terminal end 1101 , and a portion of the wire 1002 extends beyond the wire jacket 1001 .

[0130] Fig.12 A cross-sectional view of the second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 coupled to the power assembly 103 according to the first embodiment is shown. Fig.13 Shows Fig.12 A close-up top cross-sectional view of detail W in FIG. 1 , including second end 203 of connector assembly 102 coupled to power assembly 103 . Fig.14 1 shows a close-up perspective view of the second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 coupled to the power assembly 103 according to the first embodiment. Fig.12 , Fig.13 and Fig.14 The inner housing 206 of the power assembly 103 forms a channel 1201 (see also Figure 3 ). The channel 1201 includes a shoulder 1202 proximate to the outer opening of the channel 1201. In order to connect the second end 203 of the connector assembly 102 to the power assembly 103, the tip 1101 of the second end 203 can be inserted through the outer opening of the channel 1201 until the tip 1101 passes through the shoulder 1202 of the channel 1201. In the first embodiment, the connector 209 of the connector assembly 102 is constructed of a semi-flexible material further described below. The tip 1101 can be constructed of the same semi-flexible material as the connector 209. The tip 1101 is deformed when inserted into the outer opening of the channel 1201. When the tip 1101 passes through the shoulder 1202, the tip 1101 returns to its undeformed shape. The shoulder 1202 of the channel 1201 can be configured so that when the tip 1101 passes through the shoulder 1202, the shoulder 1202 of the channel 1201 is located in the space around the neck 1102. Shoulder 1202 may also be configured to abut shoulder 1103 and end 1101 when located within the space. The size and shape of the abutment between shoulder 1202 and shoulder 1103 and between second end 203 and end 1101 may be configured to prevent connector assembly 102 from being disengaged from power assembly 103 due to a pulling force applied to connector assembly 102 without the need for adhesive. The abutment may also be configured to create a waterproof seal between connector assembly 102 and power assembly 103. Wire sheath 1001 and the portion of wire 1002 extending beyond end 1101 are located within channel 1201. The portion of wire 1002 extending beyond wire sheath 1001 is physically and electrically coupled to PCB assembly 205.

[0131] FIG. 15A to FIG. 22 A dysmenorrhea relief device according to a second embodiment is shown.

[0132] Fig.15A and 15B A side perspective view and a bottom perspective view of a dysmenorrhea relief device 1500 according to a second embodiment are respectively shown. Fig.16 An exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device 1500 with detail L according to a second embodiment is shown. Fig.15A , Fig. 15B and Fig.16 , the dysmenorrhea relief device 1500 includes a vibrator motor assembly 1501, a connector assembly 1502, and a power assembly 103. The connector assembly 1502 includes a first end 1603, a second end 1604 opposite to the first end 1603, one or more wires 1601, and a connector 1602. The wires 1601 are located within the connector 1602 and pass through the connector 1602. The ends of the wires 1601 extend beyond the connector 1602 and electrically connect the vibrator motor 1501 and the power assembly 103. The first end 1603 of the connector assembly 1502 is connected to the vibrator motor assembly 1501, and the second end 1604 of the connector assembly 1502 is connected to the power assembly 103. The dysmenorrhea relief device 1500 includes a connector 1503 for connecting the first end 1603 of the connector assembly 1502 to the vibrator motor assembly 1501. The connector 1602 can be made of a semi-flexible material, as described below. Fig.30 and 31 Although connector 1602 is shown as having a cylindrical shape, other shapes of connector 1602 may be used. Figure 3 , Figure 8 , Fig.12 , Fig.13 and Fig.14 A power assembly 103 is depicted.

[0133] Fig.17 A cross-sectional view of a vibrator motor assembly 1501 and power assembly 103 of a dysmenorrhea relief device 1500 with an axis (PP) according to a second embodiment is shown. Fig.18 The second embodiment of the present invention is shown. Fig.17 1502, which includes a vibrator motor assembly 1501, a coupler 1503, and a first end 1603 of a connector assembly 1502. The vibrator motor assembly 1501 includes a housing 1801 and a motor 1802 located within the housing 1801. The motor 1802 generates vibrations at a predetermined frequency when turned on. The coupler 1503 can be coupled to one end of the housing 1801 and the first end 1603 of the connector assembly 1502. An adhesive such as an epoxy resin can be used to couple the coupler 1503 to the housing 1801 and the connector assembly 1502. The wire 1601 is physically and electrically coupled to the motor 1802.

[0134] Fig.19 The connector assembly 1502 according to the second embodiment is shown along the connector Fig.1816. The connector 1602 includes a tube having an opening extending through the length of the connector 1602. One or more wires 1601 are located within the opening. The opening includes ribs 1901 to prevent crimping of the connector 1602 through which the wires 1601 pass. The connector 1602 may include a tube made of a semi-flexible material, as described below. Fig.30 and 31 Further description. Although connector 1602 is shown as having a cylindrical shape, connector 1602 may use other shapes.

[0135] Fig. 20 and Fig.21 A close-up perspective view of a connector assembly 1502 coupled to a power assembly 103 according to a second embodiment is shown. Fig. 20 and Fig.21 , the second end 1604 of the connector assembly 1502 can be inserted through the outer opening of the power assembly 103 so that the second end 1604 is located in the channel 1201 of the inner housing 206 (see Fig.16 Detail L in FIG. 1 ). An adhesive such as epoxy may be used to couple the second end 1604 of the connector assembly 1502 to the power assembly 103 . The end of the wire 1601 extending beyond the connector 1602 is physically and electrically coupled to the PCB assembly 205 .

[0136] Figures 22 to 27C A dysmenorrhea relief device according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0137] Fig. 22 A dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown according to a third embodiment. For context, the reusable dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown optionally coupled to a tampon 2201 including a drawstring 2202. Fig.23 FIG. 2 shows an exploded view of a dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 according to a third embodiment. Fig. 22 and 23 , the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 includes a vibrator motor assembly 2300, and the vibrator motor assembly 2300 includes a motor 2301, a front motor cover 2302, and a rear motor cover 2303. The motor 2301 is configured to generate vibrations at a predetermined frequency. The motor 2301 is located in the front motor cover 2302 and the rear motor cover 2303, and the front motor cover 2302 is used to protect the motor 2301. The rear motor cover 2303 is configured to provide and protect the transition between the connector 2304 and the motor 2301. The connector 2304 may include a tube made of a semi-flexible material, as described below. Fig.30 and 32Further described. Although connector 2304 is shown as having a cylindrical shape, connector 2304 can use other shapes. Connector 2304 includes a first end and a second end opposite to the first end. The first end of connector 2304 is connected to the rear motor cover 2303, as described further below. The second end of connector 2304 is connected to power assembly 2306. One or more wires 2305 electrically connect motor 2301 to power assembly 2306. Wire 2305 can pass through the length of connector 2304. Power assembly 2306 includes a first housing 2307, a second housing 2308, and a third housing 2309. There is a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly 2310 and a battery chamber 2311 between the first housing 2307 and the second housing 2308. PCB assembly 2310 includes a switch 2312 (e.g., a momentary switch), a battery housing 2313, and other electronic devices (not visible) for controlling motor 2301. When installed, a battery (not shown) is located in battery chamber 2311. Opening and closing of the rear housing 2309 provides access to the batteries in the battery chamber 2311.

[0138] Figures 24A-24D The dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 according to the third embodiment is shown in more detail. Fig.24A A rear view of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown, with the axis (AA) along the length of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 . Fig. 24B A cross-sectional view of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 along the AA axis is shown. Fig.24A and Fig. 24B , a dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 having a tampon 2201 is shown. FIG. 24 shows a close-up cross-sectional view of the motor assembly (shown in section C of FIG. 24 B) having the tampon 2201. The front motor cover 2302 is coupled to the rear motor cover 2303 using a solvent-based adhesive or other means. The first end of the vibrator motor 2301 is located within the front motor cover 2302. The front motor cover 2302 serves as a protective cover for the vibrator motor 2301. The second end of the vibrator motor 2301 is coupled to the rear motor cover 2303. The rear motor cover 2303 is configured to protect and securely couple the first end of the connector 2304. Within the rear motor cover 2303 is the physical and electrical connection between the first end of the wire 2305 and the vibrator motor 2301. Reference is made below FIG. 26A to FIG. 26C The motor assembly 2300 and its connection to the first end of the connector 2304 and the wire 2306 are further described. Fig.24D The power component 2306 is shown (in Fig. 2023. The power assembly 2306 includes a first housing 2307, a second housing 2308, and a third housing 2309. The second housing 2308 is physically coupled to a second end of the connector 2304. The second end of the wire 2305 passes through the connector 2304 and is physically and electrically coupled to the PCB assembly 2310. The switch 2312 is also coupled to the PCB assembly 2310. As described above, the first end of the wire 2305 is coupled to the vibrator motor 2301.

[0139] Figures 25A-25C The connector 2304 of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 according to the third embodiment is shown in more detail. Fig.25A A side view of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown with an axis (FF) passing through the connector 2304 . Fig.25B A cross-sectional view of the connector 2304 along the FF axis is shown. The opening passes through the length of the connector 2304. Fig.25C A close-up cross-sectional view of the connector 2304 is shown. The connector 2304 includes internal ribs 2502 to prevent crimping of the connector 2304 through which the wire 2305 passes, the first end of the wire 2305 being physically and electrically coupled to the vibrator motor 2301 (see Fig.24C ), and the second end of the wire 2305 is physically and electrically connected to the PCB assembly 2310 (see Fig.24D ).

[0140] Fig.26A A vibrator motor assembly 2300 and a connector assembly 2203 are shown according to a third embodiment. The vibrator motor end of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown without a tampon and has an axis (HH) along the length of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 . Fig.26B A cross-sectional view of the vibrator motor end of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 along the HH axis is shown. Fig.26C Shows Fig.26B26. A close-up cross-sectional view of section J of FIG. 26. A first end of the vibrator motor 2301 is located within the front motor cover 2302. The front motor cover 2302 serves as a protective cover for the motor assembly 2300. A second end of the vibrator motor 2301 engages a first end of a rear motor cover 2303. The second end of the rear motor cover 2303 includes a hole through which a first end of a connector 2304 passes. The first end of the connector 2304 is secured to the rear motor cover 2303 at an inner surface 2601 using a suitable solvent-based adhesive that serves as a strain relief joint to secure the rear motor cover 2303 to the connector 2304. At the second end of the rear motor cover 2303, the inner surface of the rear motor cover 2303 is configured with an inclined surface or chamfer 2602 to prevent disengagement between the connector 2304 and the rear motor cover 2303. The rear motor cover 2303 protects the physical and electrical connection between the first end of the wire 2305 and the second end of the vibrator motor 2301.

[0141] Fig.26D An orthogonal view of the second end of the rear motor cover 203 is shown. Fig.26C and Fig.26D , the second end of the rear motor cover 2303 includes a flange 2603. The flange 2603 acts as a stopper, wherein the insertion of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 into the tampon 2201 stops when the flange 2603 contacts the bottom end of the tampon 2201. This ensures that the top end of the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 does not pierce the top end of the tampon 2201. The flange 2603 includes one or more notches 2604 for engaging the drawstring 2202 of the tampon 2201. This allows the free end of the drawstring 2202 to be used to remove the tampon 2201 if the vibrator motor assembly 2300 is detached from the tampon 2201, or if the connector 2304 is detached from the vibrator motor assembly 2300.

[0142] In some embodiments, the tampon 2201 is a custom tampon specifically designed to work with the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200. The custom tampon includes a pre-configured hole into which the motor assembly 2300 can be inserted. Alternatively, a solid tampon without a pre-configured hole can be used. When a solid tampon is to be used, the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 can be provided as a stand-alone unit. A drilling tool can be provided with the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 for forming a hole in the solid tampon into which the motor assembly 2300 will be inserted. Figures 27A-27C A drilling tool for use with the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is shown. Fig.27A A solid tampon 2705 is shown without holes. Fig.27BA drilling tool 2701 is shown that is configured with a handle 2702, a drilling tip 2703 having a tapered end, and a flange 2704. The drilling tool 2701 is used to drill a hole 2706 in a solid tampon 2705, wherein the hole is slightly smaller than the diameter of the motor assembly 2300 so that the motor assembly 2300 fits snugly within the hole 2706. The flange 2704 of the drilling tool 2701 indicates the depth of the hole 2706 for accommodating the vibrator motor assembly 2300. When the flange 2704 contacts the bottom end of the solid tampon 2705, the insertion of the drilling tip 2703 into the solid tampon 2705 stops. This ensures that the drilling tip 2703 does not pierce the top of the end of the solid tampon 2705. As shown in FIG. Fig.27C As shown, once the hole 2706 is formed, the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 is inserted into the hole 2706.

[0143] In an alternative embodiment, a non-absorbent protective cover is used in place of a tampon with the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200. With the non-absorbent protective cover, the dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 can be used when there is no or minimal menstrual blood flow. The dysmenorrhea relief device 2200 with the non-absorbent protective cover can be inserted into the vagina using a suitable lubricant.

[0144] Fig.28 An example position of an embodiment of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 in the vagina is shown with the user in a sitting position. In the sitting position, the shape of the vagina is curved, and the connector assembly 102, 1502, 2203 of the embodiment of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 is curved to conform to the curved shape of the vagina without causing undue discomfort. Fig.29 Another example position of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 in the vagina is shown with the user in a standing position. In this position, the vagina is relatively less curved. Fig.28 and 29 The diagram is provided for illustrative purposes only to illustrate the general shape of the vagina and the location of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 and is not provided as an anatomically accurate representation. Fig.28 Move to the position in Fig.29, or vice versa, the connector 209, 1602, 2304 bends to conform to the changing shape of the vagina. The dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 is inserted into the vagina so that the vibrator motor assembly 101, 1501, 2301 can be positioned near the posterior fornix, near the uterosacral ligament and the uterovaginal ganglion. The connector 209, 1602, 2304 can be configured to be used as an applicator to insert the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 into the vagina. The connector 209, 1602, 2304 remains in the proper position in the vagina, with the power assembly 103, 2306 located outside the vagina. The connector 209, 1602, 2304 continues to be located in the vagina throughout the treatment period and when the user performs daily activities (such as sitting, walking, running and other activities). Each of these activities affects the shape and orientation of the vagina. The natural shape of the vagina is not straight. The vagina slopes backwards between the urethra and rectum, where the urethra joins its anterior wall. If standing, the vagina will point in an upward and posterior direction to form a 45-degree angle with the uterus and about a 60-degree angle with the horizontal plane. However, the exact angle is variable depending on the individual anatomy and the contents of the bladder and colon. In addition, the shape of the vagina changes as the user moves, such as when crossing her legs, sitting / standing, twisting, etc. Because treatment occurs over a period of time, the flexibility of the connectors 209, 1602, 2304 must accommodate the movement of the user's body in various positions without causing excessive discomfort.

[0145] In order to achieve this consistency with the flexible nature of the vagina, connectors 209, 1602, 2304 are made of materials within certain ranges of a set of parameters. In order to test the parameter values ​​of a specific connector material, a linear stress test or a pull test of a connector material sample (by itself and without any wires or other components of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200) is performed. According to the linear stress test, an elasticity measurement of a specific sample can be obtained, which remains unchanged in the area designed by Hooke's law. The measurement of elasticity is based on the displacement of the sample due to the linear stress applied to the sample. Each sample can then be used to test to determine the elastic range of the connector material, which allows the connector assembly to be effectively used as an applicator. For example, the linear stress test is performed at room temperature of about 23°C. The sample is stored at about 23°C for at least 48 hours before the linear stress test. The sample is placed between the clamps so that the gauge length of 78mm±5mm is located between the clamps. A linear force is applied to the sample at a rate of 2mm / minute. During the linear stress test, the displacement of the sample under different applied forces is measured until a force of 30N is applied. The displacement of the sample at 30 N can be reported as well as the load-displacement curve. Fig.30is a graph of displacement versus load curves (1-8) for examples of samples in eight different tube samples. One or more samples may be composed of different materials. One or more samples may be composed of the same material with different properties (e.g., hardness). Fig.31 is a graph of example graphs of displacement at 30 N for different tube samples. Based on the results of linear stress testing and use testing on the samples, it can be determined that materials that result in displacements between 9 mm and 65 mm when pulled at 30 N provide a range of flexibility that allows the connector 209, 1602, 2304 to be used as an applicator. Optionally, the diameter of the connector material can be a parameter, where the diameter can be set based on the user experience (e.g., comfort during use of the device).

[0146] Fig.32 A method of using the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 according to various embodiments is shown. Before use, if necessary, the user inserts, replaces or recharges and inserts the battery of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200. Any battery or battery recharging technology can be used. Using the connector assembly 102, 1502, 2203 as an applicator, the user inserts the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 into the vagina (3201) with the power assembly 103, 2306 located outside the vagina. The user turns on the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 to start treatment (3202). The treatment lasts for a predetermined period of time. For example, the treatment can continue until the user turns off the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200. For another example, the treatment can run for the duration of the battery life. Once treatment is complete (3203), the user removes the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 by pulling the connector assembly 102, 1502, 2203 (3204). The user then cleans the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 (3205). The battery may be removed prior to cleaning. The user may determine whether dysmenorrhea has been relieved. If so, the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 may be stored for subsequent use. If not, the user may repeat the treatment (3201-3205), inserting another battery if necessary. The number of treatments may also be as prescribed by the physician.

[0147] In a preferred embodiment, certain connections and joints of the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 may be sealed to allow the dysmenorrhea relief device 100, 1500, 2200 to be waterproof or submersible. For example, the connection of the connector assembly 102, 1502, 2203 to the vibrator motor assembly 101, 1501, 2201 and the connection of the connector assembly 102, 1502, 2203 to the power assembly 103, 2306 may be waterproof or submersible.

[0148] In some embodiments, the PCB assembly 205, 2310 is configured with the ability to change the frequency at which the motor 902, 1802, 2301 vibrates, and additional controls may be added to the power assembly 103, 2306 to allow the user to set the frequency.

[0149] In some embodiments, the power assembly 103, 2306 is configured to include a wireless transceiver capable of communicating with a wireless device (such as a mobile device). For example, an application located on the mobile device can be configured to communicate with the wireless transceiver to turn the motor 902, 1802, 2301 on / off, to adjust the frequency of the vibration, to set the duration of the treatment, or to monitor the battery life.

[0150] In some embodiments, PCB assembly 205, 2310 includes a microprocessor configured to store preset treatment parameters (e.g., frequency, amplitude, duration, etc.). The microprocessor can be configured to set a maximum limit for one or more treatment parameters to ensure the safety of the user. The microprocessor can also be configured to perform actions in response to specific triggers. For example, when an unsafe condition such as motor 902, 1802, 2301 exceeding a temperature threshold is detected, the microprocessor can shut down motor 902, 1802, 2301.

[0151] In an alternative embodiment, the power assembly 103, 2306 is configured to be located near the vibrator motor assembly 101, 1501, 2201, wherein both the power assembly 103, 2306 and the vibrator motor assembly 101, 1501, 2201 are located within the vagina during treatment. The PCB assembly 205, 2310 of the power assembly 103, 2306 includes a wireless transceiver, and the vibrator motor assembly 101, 1501, 2201 is controlled by the user through communication with an application on a wireless device. Here, no wires pass through the interior of the connector.

[0152] Other considerations

[0153] All components of the device described above or shown in the accompanying drawings and their positions, electronic communication methods between system components, magnet types, cables, wiring, attachment or fixing mechanisms, mechanical connections, electrical connections, sizes, values, materials, charging methods, battery types, applications / uses, tools and devices that can be used therewith, etc. (if any) are intended only as examples and are not to be considered limiting, and other components and their positions, electronic communication methods, magnet types, cables, wiring, attachment or fixing mechanisms, mechanical connections, electrical connections, sizes, values, materials, charging methods, battery types, applications / uses, tools and devices that can be used therewith, etc. may be selected and used, and all are considered to be within the scope of the present disclosure.

[0154] As used herein, the singular forms "a", "an", and "the" also include the plural forms, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Therefore, a means included in the claims in the singular form (e.g., "means", "the means") includes one or more such means. As used herein, the terms "comprises", "comprising", "includes", and / or "contains" specify the presence of stated features, integers, steps, operations, elements, and / or components, but do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, elements, components, and / or groups thereof.

[0155] Additionally, as used herein, “or” as used in a list of items (perhaps beginning with “at least one of…” or beginning with “one or more of…”) indicates a disjunctive list so that, for example, a list of “at least one of A, B, or C” or a list of “one or more of A, B, or C” or a list of “A or B or C” means A or B or C or AB (A and B) or AC (A and C) or BC (B and C) or ABC (i.e., A and B and C) or a combination of more than one feature (e.g., AA, AAB, ABBC, etc.).

[0156] The systems and devices discussed above are examples. Various configurations may appropriately omit, replace, or add various processes or components. For example, features described with respect to certain configurations may be combined in various other configurations. Different aspects and elements of a configuration may be combined in a similar manner. In addition, technology develops, and therefore many elements are examples, and do not limit the scope of this disclosure or claims.

[0157] Unless otherwise stated, as used herein, "about" and / or "approximately" when referring to a measurable value (such as an amount, duration, etc.) encompasses variations of ±20% or ±10%, ±5% or ±0.1% from the specified value, as appropriate in the context of the systems, devices, circuits, methods, and other embodiments described herein. Unless otherwise stated, as used herein, "substantially" when referring to a measurable value such as an amount, duration, physical property (such as frequency), etc. also encompasses variations of ±20% or ±10%, ±5% or ±0.1% from the specified value, as appropriate in the context of the systems, devices, circuits, methods, and other embodiments described herein.

[0158] The embodiments of the present invention described above are exemplary only; many changes and modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art. All such changes and modifications are intended to be within the scope of the present invention as defined in any appended claims.

[0159] Implementation Example

[0160] Without limitation, potential subject matter that may be claimed (prefaced with the letter "P" to avoid confusion with the actual claims presented below) includes:

[0161] P1. A dysmenorrhea relief device, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; a power assembly, configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly, comprising a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being connected to the vibrator motor assembly, and the second end of the connector assembly being connected to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector, the connector being formed of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a gauge length of 78 mm ± 5 mm of the material at 30 N.

[0162] P2. An apparatus according to P1, wherein the linear stress test comprises: placing a sample of the material between clamps so that a gauge length of 78 mm ± 5 mm of the sample is located between the clamps; applying a linear tensile force to the sample at a rate of 2 mm / minute; and measuring the displacement of the sample under different linear tensile forces until a force of 30 N has been applied.

[0163] P3. The device according to P1 further includes: one or more wires, the one or more wires having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the motor, and the second end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the power component, wherein the one or more wires are located within the length of the connector.

[0164] P4. An apparatus according to P3, wherein the connector is overmolded onto the one or more wires and overmolded onto a portion of the motor assembly.

[0165] P5. An apparatus according to P3, wherein the second end of the connector assembly comprises: a neck, the neck comprising a first diameter, a first end and a second end opposite to the first end; a shoulder of the connector assembly, the shoulder being connected to the first end of the neck and comprising a second diameter greater than the first diameter; a terminal end, the terminal end being connected to the second end of the neck, the terminal end comprising a first end close to the neck and a second end away from the neck, the first end of the terminal end having a third diameter greater than the first diameter, and the second end of the terminal end having a fourth diameter less than the third diameter, wherein a space is formed around the neck; a wire sheath, the wire sheath being located within the connector, wherein a portion of the wire sheath extends beyond the second end of the terminal; and the one or more wires being located within the wire sheath, wherein a portion of the one or more wires extend beyond the wire sheath.

[0166] P6. A device according to P3, wherein the power component includes: an inner shell, the inner shell includes a channel, the channel includes an outer opening and a shoulder adjacent to the outer opening, wherein when the second end of the connector assembly is connected to the power component, the end is located in the channel, wherein the shoulder of the inner shell is located in the space around the neck, wherein the shoulder of the inner shell is adjacent to the shoulder of the second end of the connector assembly and adjacent to the second end of the end, wherein the portion of the one or more wires extending beyond the wire sheath passes through the channel.

[0167] P7. An apparatus according to P6, wherein the shoulder of the inner housing abuts the shoulder of the second end of the connector assembly and abuts the second end of the terminal to form a waterproof seal.

[0168] P8. An apparatus according to P6, wherein the second end of the connector assembly is coupled to the power assembly without the use of an adhesive.

[0169] P9. An apparatus according to P3, wherein the connector comprises a tube having an opening extending through the length of the connector, wherein the one or more wires are located within the opening.

[0170] P10. An apparatus according to P1, wherein the vibrator motor assembly includes a housing, wherein the motor is located within the housing, and wherein the apparatus further includes a connector connected to the first end of the connector assembly and a portion of the housing of the vibrator motor assembly.

[0171] P11. An apparatus according to P10, wherein the coupler is coupled to the first end of the connector assembly and a portion of the housing of the vibrator motor assembly using an adhesive.

[0172] P12. An apparatus according to P3, wherein the vibrator motor assembly further comprises: a front motor cover, the front motor cover being configured to position the motor within the front motor cover; and a rear motor cover, the rear motor cover being configured to connect to the first end of the connector assembly, wherein the connection of the one or more wires to the motor is located within the rear motor cover.

[0173] P13. An apparatus according to P12, wherein an inner surface of the rear motor cover includes a chamfered portion that is coupled to the first end of the connector assembly.

[0174] P14. A device according to P12, wherein the rear cover includes a flange at an end near the first end of the connector assembly, and the rear motor cover includes one or more notches, and the one or more notches are configured to engage a drawstring connected to a tampon.

[0175] P15. The apparatus of P1, wherein the power assembly comprises: a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly configured to control the motor; and a switch coupled to the PCB assembly.

[0176] P16. A dysmenorrhea relief device, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; a power assembly, configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly, comprising a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being connected to the vibrator motor assembly, the second end of the connector assembly being connected to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector, the connector being composed of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the material at 30 N, wherein the connector assembly further comprises one or more wires having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the motor, the second end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the power assembly, wherein the one or more wires are located within the length of the connector.

[0177] P17. A dysmenorrhea relief device, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; a power assembly, configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly, comprising a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being connected to the vibrator motor assembly, and the second end of the connector assembly being connected to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector, the connector being constructed of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the material at 30 N, wherein the connector comprises a tube having an opening passing through the length of the connector, wherein the one or more wires are located within the opening.

[0178] P18··A method for providing dysmenorrhea relief, comprising: inserting a dysmenorrhea relief device into a vaginal cavity, the dysmenorrhea relief device comprising: a vibrator motor assembly comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; a power assembly configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly comprising a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being coupled to the vibrator motor assembly, the second end of the connector assembly being coupled to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector comprised of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the material at 30 N, wherein the connector assembly is used to insert the dysmenorrhea relief device; turn on the dysmenorrhea relief device to begin treatment; continue the treatment for a period of time; at the end of the period of time, turn off the dysmenorrhea relief device; and remove the dysmenorrhea relief device from the vaginal cavity using the connector assembly.

Claims

1. A dysmenorrhea relief device, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, the vibrator motor assembly comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; an electrical assembly configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly including a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being coupled to the vibrator motor assembly and the second end of the connector assembly being coupled to the power assembly, Wherein, the connector assembly includes a connector, and the connector is composed of the following material, which displaces between 9mm and 65mm in a linear stress test of 78mm±5mm gauge length of the material at 30N.

2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the linear stress test comprises: placing a sample of the material between the clamps such that 78 mm ± 5 mm of the gauge length of the sample is located between the clamps; Applying a linear tensile force to the sample at a rate of 2 mm / min; as well as The displacement of the sample under different linear tensions was measured until a force of 30 N was applied.

3. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: one or more wires, the one or more wires having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the one or more wires being electrically coupled to the motor, and the second end of the one or more wires being electrically coupled to the power assembly, Wherein the one or more wires are located within the length of the connector.

4. The device according to claim 3, wherein: The connector is overmolded onto the one or more wires and is overmolded onto a portion of the motor assembly.

5. The apparatus of claim 3, wherein the second end of the connector assembly comprises: a neck comprising a first diameter, a first end, and a second end opposite the first end; a shoulder of the connector assembly, the shoulder coupled to the first end of the neck and comprising a second diameter greater than the first diameter; a tip coupled to the second end of the neck, the tip including a first end proximal to the neck and a second end distal to the neck, the first end of the tip having a third diameter greater than the first diameter, the second end of the tip having a fourth diameter less than the third diameter, wherein a space is formed around the neck; a wire jacket positioned within the connector, wherein a portion of the wire jacket extends beyond a second end of the terminal end; as well as The one or more wires are located within the wire jacket, wherein a portion of the one or more wires extends beyond the wire jacket.

6. The device according to claim 3, wherein: The power assembly comprises: an inner housing, the inner housing comprising a channel, the channel comprising an outer opening and a shoulder proximate the outer opening, wherein the tip is located within the channel when the second end of the connector assembly is coupled to the power assembly, wherein the shoulder of the inner housing is located within the space around the neck, wherein the shoulder of the inner housing abuts the shoulder of the second end of the connector assembly and abuts the second end of the terminal, The portion of the one or more wires extending beyond the wire jacket passes through the passage.

7. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein a shoulder of the inner housing abuts a shoulder of the second end of the connector assembly and abuts the second end of the terminal to form a waterproof seal.

8. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein the second end of the connector assembly is coupled to the power assembly without the use of an adhesive.

9. The apparatus of claim 3, wherein the connector comprises a tube having an opening extending through the length of the connector, wherein the one or more wires are located within the opening.

10. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the vibrator motor assembly includes a housing, wherein the motor is located within the housing, and wherein the apparatus further includes a coupler coupled to the first end of the connector assembly and a portion of the housing of the vibrator motor assembly.

11. The device of claim 10, wherein the coupler is coupled to the first end of the connector assembly and a portion of the housing of the vibrator motor assembly using an adhesive.

12. The apparatus of claim 3, wherein the vibrator motor assembly further comprises: a front motor cover configured so that the motor is located within the front motor cover; as well as A rear motor cover is configured to be coupled to the first end of the connector assembly, wherein the coupling of the one or more wires to the motor is located within the rear motor cover.

13. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein an inner surface of the rear motor cover includes a chamfered portion, the chamfered portion coupled to the first end of the connector assembly.

14. The device of claim 12, wherein the rear cover includes a flange at one end proximate the first end of the connector assembly, and the rear motor cover includes one or more notches configured to engage a drawstring coupled to a tampon.

15. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the electrical component comprises: a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly configured to control the motor; as well as A switch is coupled to the PCB assembly.

16. A device for relieving dysmenorrhea, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, the vibrator motor assembly comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; an electric power assembly configured to control the motor; and a connector assembly including a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being coupled to the vibrator motor assembly and the second end of the connector assembly being coupled to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector, the connector being composed of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the material at 30 N, The connector assembly further comprises one or more wires having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, the first end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the motor, the second end of the one or more wires being electrically connected to the power assembly, wherein the one or more wires are located within the length of the connector.

17. A device for relieving dysmenorrhea, comprising: a vibrator motor assembly, the vibrator motor assembly comprising a motor configured to vibrate at a given frequency; an electric power assembly configured to control the motor; a connector assembly including a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end of the connector assembly being coupled to the vibrator motor assembly and the second end of the connector assembly being coupled to the power assembly, wherein the connector assembly comprises a connector, the connector being composed of a material that displaces between 9 mm and 65 mm in a linear stress test of a 78 mm ± 5 mm gauge length of the material at 30 N, Wherein the connector comprises a tube having an opening extending through the length of the connector, wherein the one or more wires are located within the opening.

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