A douche device for constipation

Abstract

The application discloses a flushing device for constipation, and relates to the technical field of biomedical engineering, which comprises a closestool body, a water tank arranged at the upper end of the back of the closestool body, a flip cover arranged at the connecting position between the front of the water tank and the top end of the closestool body, and a toilet bowl body arranged symmetrically at the bottom of the flip cover. After the flip cover is opened by the electric control telescopic rod, the water pipe guides the liquid in the water tank into the electric control valve, the electric control valve distributes the liquid to the main flow pipe and the branch water pipe, the flexible telescopic water pipe completes the central flushing, the flow guide pipe guides part of the liquid into the annular lower support water bag, the support strip and the annular top support water bag to form an expansion flushing structure, the flexible special-shaped water bag is inflated at the two sides of the toilet bowl body to push away the hip tissues, the backflow water pipe guides the liquid into the fish mouth water bag, the front end region is supplemented and cleaned by the nozzle, and thus the continuous actions of opening the cover, flushing, exposing, lifting and supplementing and cleaning are formed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of biomedical engineering technology, specifically to a flushing device for constipation. Background Technology

[0002] When constipation occurs, the stool in the patient's intestines is easily dried, accumulated, or difficult to pass. Especially when patients have difficulty defecating on their own, lack sufficient local stimulation, or have obstructed passageways, they often need to use flushing methods to introduce liquid into the anus and surrounding area to soften the dried stool, promote local cleansing, and assist in subsequent defecation. From a biomedical engineering perspective, the design of constipation flushing devices essentially adapts to the anatomy of the human anorectal region through fluid dynamics to achieve safe and efficient local cleansing and stool softening. Current constipation flushing methods commonly use a single tube to deliver liquid locally. However, in actual use, this often results in a concentrated liquid application area, limited coverage, and the ability to flush only the localized area while neglecting surrounding areas, leading to insufficient flushing coverage and affecting the overall cleaning effect on the target area.

[0003] The geriatric constipation flushing device disclosed in CN114533999B mainly includes a shell with a push-in mechanism at the bottom and a liquid inlet mechanism inside the push-in mechanism. A partition is sealed and fixed in the middle of the shell, and a drain mechanism is threaded on the top of the shell. Linkage mechanisms are also located on the left and right sides of the upper middle part of the shell, with a mounting plate between the linkage mechanisms. This prior art relies on the principles of fluid transport and negative pressure suction in biomedical engineering. Through the coordination of the push-in, liquid inlet, and drain mechanisms, it dilutes the patient's hardened stool and then absorbs and collects the diluted stool, thereby improving the discharge effect during the constipation flushing process.

[0004] However, the technical means of the aforementioned comparative documents mainly focus on the liquid dilution of dried feces and the extraction and collection of the diluted contents. Their focus is on the processing path of constipation contents. They do not set up corresponding structures based on the physiological structure and fluid distribution characteristics of the anorectal region in biomedical engineering, nor do they solve the problem of the limited range of action of a single flushing channel and the difficulty in washing the surrounding areas at the same time. Therefore, they cannot achieve uniform diffusion and efficient coverage of the flushing liquid in the target area.

[0005] Therefore, in order to address the shortcomings of the existing system, a flushing device for constipation was proposed. Summary of the Invention

[0006] The purpose of this invention is to provide a flushing device for constipation to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a flushing device for constipation, comprising: a toilet body, a water tank provided at the upper end of the back of the toilet body, a flip cover provided at the connection between the front of the water tank and the top of the toilet body, a toilet seat body symmetrically arranged on both sides of the bottom of the flip cover, side grooves provided on both sides of the toilet seat body, a rotating block provided at the bottom of the toilet seat body, a rotating shaft transversely arranged through the inner side of the toilet seat body, side fixing blocks symmetrically arranged at both ends of the rotating shaft, an electrically controlled telescopic rod provided on one side outside the side fixing block, and a configuration rod transversely arranged at the tail of the electrically controlled telescopic rod; A flushing mechanism is provided on the inner side of the toilet body near the water tank. The flushing mechanism includes a retaining plate, which is fixedly installed on one end of the top of the toilet body. The toilet body has a first auxiliary mechanism on both sides of the top. The first auxiliary mechanism includes a flexible irregular water bladder, which is vertically arranged inside the side grooves on both sides of the top of the toilet body. A second auxiliary mechanism is provided at one end of the top of the toilet body. The second auxiliary mechanism includes a front groove, which is located at the front end of the top of the toilet body.

[0008] Furthermore, the flushing mechanism also includes a flexible telescopic water pipe, a hook, an annular lower support water bladder, a guide pipe, an annular top support water bladder, a support bar, a main flow pipe, an electrically controlled valve, and an assembly frame. A hook is provided at the front end of the retaining plate, and a flexible telescopic water pipe runs through the inner side of the hook. A guide pipe is provided on the outer side of the upper end of the flexible telescopic water pipe, and an annular lower support water bladder is provided on the outer side of the guide pipe. A support bar is annularly positioned at the top of the annular lower support water bladder, and a cavity is provided inside the support bar for transmitting liquid discharged from the annular lower support water bladder. An annular top support water bladder is provided at the top of the support bar. A main flow pipe is provided at the tail end of the flexible telescopic water pipe, and an electrically controlled valve is provided at one end of the main flow pipe. A suction pipe is provided at the other end of the electrically controlled valve. An assembly frame is provided at one end of the main flow pipe. A one-way valve is provided at the connection between the guide pipe and the flexible telescopic water pipe. One-way valves are also provided at the connections between the support bar, the annular top support water bladder, and the annular lower support water bladder.

[0009] Furthermore, the flushing pipe, the electrically controlled valve, the main flow pipe, and the flexible telescopic water pipe are connected in sequence, and the assembly frame is fixedly installed inside the toilet body and connected to the main flow pipe for installation and positioning of the main flow pipe.

[0010] Furthermore, the guide tube is sleeved on the outside of the upper end of the flexible telescopic water pipe, the annular lower support water bladder is sleeved on the outside of the guide tube, the support bar is arranged in a ring on the top of the annular lower support water bladder, and the annular top support water bladder is arranged on the top of the support bar.

[0011] Furthermore, the hook is fixedly installed at the front end of the retaining plate, the flexible telescopic water pipe is installed through the inside of the hook, and one-way valves are provided at the connection between the guide pipe and the flexible telescopic water pipe, the connection between the support bar and the annular lower support water bladder, and the connection between the annular top support water bladder and the annular lower support water bladder to limit the one-way flow of liquid.

[0012] Furthermore, the first auxiliary mechanism also includes a branch water pipe, one end of which is connected to the flexible irregular water bladder, and a one-way valve is provided at the connection between the branch water pipe and the flexible irregular water bladder.

[0013] Furthermore, the other end of the branch water pipe is connected to an electrically controlled valve, and the two flexible irregular water bladders are symmetrically arranged in the side grooves on both sides of the toilet body and expand toward the center of the toilet body.

[0014] Furthermore, the second auxiliary mechanism also includes a nozzle, a fish-mouth water bladder, and a flexible irregular-shaped water bladder. The fish-mouth water bladder is provided on the inner side of the front groove, the surface of the fish-mouth water bladder is provided with a nozzle, and the bottom of the fish-mouth water bladder is provided with a return water pipe.

[0015] Furthermore, a pressure valve is provided between the nozzle and the fish mouth water bladder, and a pressure valve is provided between the fish mouth water bladder and the return water pipe.

[0016] Furthermore, a pressure valve is provided at the connection between the return water pipe and the flexible irregular water bag.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are: 1. The present invention, through the setting of flexible telescopic water pipe, guide pipe, annular lower support water bag, support bar and annular top support water bag, allows the liquid to continue to be distributed outside the central flushing channel and form an upper and lower two-layer annular support structure, thereby expanding the liquid action range during the flushing process and reducing the problem of limited coverage area when using a single tubular spray. 2. The present invention, through the setting of branch water pipes and flexible irregular water bladders, allows the liquid distributed by the electronically controlled valve to enter the side grooves on both sides of the toilet body and push the flexible irregular water bladders to expand towards the center, thereby supporting and pushing the tissues on both sides of the buttocks and increasing the exposed area of ​​the anal region. 3. The present invention, through the setting of a return water pipe, a fish mouth water bladder, a nozzle and a pressure valve, allows the liquid in the first auxiliary mechanism to be transferred to the pre-positioning tank in the subsequent stage, and after the fish mouth water bladder is inflated, the liquid is sprayed out of the nozzle to the front end area, thereby forming a coordinated action of front end lifting and supplementary cleaning. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the flushing device for constipation of the present invention; Figure 2This is a top view of the flushing device for constipation according to the present invention. Figure 3 This invention relates to a flushing device for constipation. Figure 2 A magnified structural diagram at point A; Figure 4 This is a bottom view schematic diagram of part of the structure of the flushing device for constipation of the present invention; Figure 5 This invention relates to a flushing device for constipation. Figure 4 A magnified structural diagram at point B; Figure 6 This is a top view schematic diagram of part of the structure of the flushing device for constipation of the present invention; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the axial side structure of a portion of the flushing device for constipation of the present invention; Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the flexible telescopic water pipe structure of the constipation flushing device of the present invention.

[0019] In the diagram: 1. Water tank; 2. Electrically controlled telescopic rod; 3. Toilet body; 4. Pre-flush chamber; 5. Toilet seat body; 6. Flexible irregular-shaped water bladder; 7. Flexible telescopic water pipe; 8. Flip-top; 9. Turning block; 10. Side fixing block; 11. Hook; 12. Retention plate; 13. Annular lower support water bladder; 14. Guide pipe; 15. Annular top support water bladder; 16. Support bar; 17. Configuration rod; 18. Main pipe; 19. Electrically controlled valve; 20. Pumping pipe; 21. Branch pipe; 22. Return pipe; 23. Assembly frame; 24. Nozzle; 25. Fish mouth water bladder. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0021] Example: like Figures 1 to 8 As shown, a flushing device for constipation includes: a toilet body 3, a water tank 1 is provided at the upper end of the back of the toilet body 3, a flip cover 8 is provided at the connection between the front of the water tank 1 and the top of the toilet body 3, a toilet seat body 5 is symmetrically provided on both sides of the bottom of the flip cover 8, side grooves are provided on both sides of the toilet seat body 5, a rotating block 9 is provided at the bottom of the toilet seat body 5, a rotating shaft is horizontally provided through the inner side of the toilet seat body 5, side fixing blocks 10 are symmetrically provided at both ends of the rotating shaft, an electrically controlled telescopic rod 2 is provided on one side outside the side fixing block 10, and a configuration rod 17 is horizontally provided at the tail of the electrically controlled telescopic rod 2. A flushing mechanism is provided on the inner side of the toilet body 3 near the water tank 1. The flushing mechanism includes a retaining plate 12, which is fixedly installed on one end of the top of the toilet body 3. The top of the toilet body 5 is provided with a first auxiliary mechanism on both sides. The first auxiliary mechanism includes a flexible irregular water bladder 6, which is vertically arranged inside the side grooves on both sides of the top of the toilet body 5. A second auxiliary mechanism is provided at one end of the top of the toilet body 5. The second auxiliary mechanism includes a front groove 4, which is located at the front end of the top of the toilet body 5. The water tank 1 is located at the upper rear end of the toilet body 3 and is used to store the liquid required for subsequent flushing. The toilet body 3 serves as the overall installation base and load-bearing structure, providing assembly positions for the water tank 1, flushing mechanism, first auxiliary mechanism, and second auxiliary mechanism, and also bearing the load of the sitting posture when the patient uses it. The flip cover 8 covers the toilet body 5 when not in use, sealing the sitting area. The toilet body 5 serves as the load-bearing part that the patient directly contacts. Its side grooves and front groove provide hidden installation space for the flexible irregular water bladder 6 and the fish mouth water bladder 25, respectively, so that the auxiliary components can be stored inside the toilet body 5 when not in use, without affecting the patient's normal sitting. In use, the electrically controlled telescopic rod 2 first outputs a linear driving force, which is transmitted to the rotating shaft position via the side fixing block 10. With the side fixing block 10 positioning the axis at both ends of the rotating shaft, the rotating shaft begins to rotate around the predetermined center line. The rotating block 9, as the force-bearing part for flipping, continues to transmit this rotational action to the flip cover 8, causing the flip cover 8 to open upward from the closed position, thereby freeing up the usable space of the toilet body 5. During this process, the configuration rod 17 forms a connection support and force constraint on the tail of the electrically controlled telescopic rod 2, ensuring that the electrically controlled telescopic rod 2 maintains the predetermined direction of action during extension and retraction, and preventing drive deviation. After the flip cover 8 is opened, the patient can sit on top of the toilet body 5. Subsequently, the device enters the flushing preparation stage. At this time, the liquid in the water tank 1 is drawn and distributed by the subsequent water circuit mechanism, and the reserved installation space on both sides and the front of the toilet body 5 also enters the working state.

[0022] Example 1: As Figures 1 to 8As shown, the flushing mechanism also includes a flexible telescopic water pipe 7, a hook 11, an annular lower support water bladder 13, a guide pipe 14, an annular top support water bladder 15, a support bar 16, a main flow pipe 18, an electrically controlled valve 19, and a suction pipe 20. A hook 11 is provided at the front end of the retaining plate 12. The flexible telescopic water pipe 7 is inserted through the inner side of the hook 11. A guide pipe 14 is provided on the outer side of the upper end of the flexible telescopic water pipe 7. An annular lower support water bladder 13 is provided on the outer side of the guide pipe 14. A support bar 16 is annularly provided at the top of the annular lower support water bladder 13. The inner side of the support bar 16 is provided with… The device has a cavity for transmitting the liquid discharged from the annular lower support water bladder 13. The top of the support bar 16 is provided with an annular top support water bladder 15. The tail end of the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 is provided with a main flow pipe 18. The other end of the electrically controlled valve 19 is provided with a water suction pipe 20. One end of the main flow pipe 18 is provided with an assembly frame 23. One end of the electrically controlled valve 19 is provided with a water suction pipe 20. A one-way valve is provided at the connection between the guide pipe 14 and the flexible telescopic water pipe 7. One-way valves are also provided at the connection between the support bar 16, the annular top support water bladder 15 and the annular lower support water bladder 13. In this system, the flushing mechanism begins operation after the flip-top 8 is opened and the patient is in position. The water pipe 20 draws liquid from the water tank 1 and sends it into the electrically controlled valve 19. When open, the valve guides the liquid into the main flow pipe 18, which then delivers it to the inside of the flexible telescopic water pipe 7. At this point, the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 gradually changes from its naturally drooping state to an upward-lifted state after being filled with liquid. Its working principle lies in the continuous hydraulic pressure formed inside the flexible pipe after liquid is introduced. This hydraulic pressure reduces the bending of the pipe and lifts it towards the patient's anal area within the path defined by the hook 11. The hook 11 does not bear weight alone but guides the movement trajectory of the flexible telescopic water pipe 7, keeping it close to the predetermined flushing position during the upward movement and preventing disorderly swaying. The retaining plate 12 provides a fixed base for the hook 11, ensuring the entire flushing mechanism remains stably installed inside the toilet body 3.

[0023] As liquid continuously enters the flexible telescopic water tube 7, it first performs central flushing on the patient's anal area. Simultaneously, the guide tube 14 diverts some liquid from the upper part of the flexible telescopic water tube 7, allowing this liquid to enter the annular lower support water bladder 13. Under hydraulic pressure, the annular lower support water bladder 13 expands annularly. Its function is not simply to spray liquid, but to form a first layer of extended support around the flexible telescopic water tube 7, providing additional expansion around the central flushing area. As the liquid inside the annular lower support water bladder 13 continues to increase, the support bar 16 at its top begins to function as a guide and shape maintainer. The cavity inside the support bar 16 further transports some of the liquid from the annular lower support water bladder 13 upwards to the annular top support water bladder 15, where a second layer of expansion is formed at a higher position. In this way, the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 is located in the center, the annular lower support water bladder 13 is located on its lower outer periphery, and the annular top support water bladder 15 is located on its upper outer periphery. The three of them form a composite working profile from the inside to the outside and from the bottom to the top around the same central rinsing area.

[0024] In this process, a one-way valve is installed at the connection between the guide pipe 14 and the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 to restrict the liquid to flow only through the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 to the guide pipe 14, preventing the liquid in the outer bladder from flowing back into the main flushing channel and affecting the stability of the central flushing. A one-way valve is installed at the connection between the support bar 16 and the annular lower support water bladder 13 to limit the direction of the liquid when it continues to be transported upwards. A one-way valve is installed at the connection between the annular top support water bladder 15 and the annular lower support water bladder 13 to ensure that the liquid does not flow back into the lower bladder after the upper bladder has completed its expansion. Through this liquid flow sequence control, the actual working process of the flushing mechanism becomes: first, the main liquid supply is established by the pumping pipe 20 and the electrically controlled valve 19; then, the central flushing is completed by the main flow pipe 18 and the flexible telescopic water pipe 7; and then the outer expansion effect is formed step by step by the guide pipe 14, the annular lower support water bladder 13, the support bar 16, and the annular top support water bladder 15. In other words, Example 1 is not simply about installing several parts side by side. Instead, it uses the same liquid to first complete the central liquid flow output and then complete the peripheral morphological changes, thereby creating a continuous flushing and expansion effect in the patient's anal area.

[0025] Example 2: Figures 1 to 8 As shown, the first auxiliary mechanism also includes a branch water pipe 21. One end of the flexible irregular water bag 6 is connected to the branch water pipe 21, and a one-way valve is provided at the connection between the branch water pipe 21 and the flexible irregular water bag 6. In this embodiment, Example 2 is not separate from Example 1, but rather, after the central flushing process of Example 1 is established, it simultaneously provides auxiliary adjustments to the areas on both sides of the patient's buttocks. Specifically, while the electrically controlled valve 19 delivers the main liquid flow to the main flow pipe 18, it also distributes another portion of the liquid to the branch water pipe 21. The branch water pipe 21 then delivers the liquid to the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6 located in the side grooves on both sides of the toilet body 5. Since the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6 are pre-installed in the side grooves on both sides of the toilet body 5, their outer sides are restricted by the side grooves, while their inner sides face the patient's buttocks and anal area. Therefore, when the liquid enters the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6, the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6 do not expand uniformly in all directions, but rather bulge directionally along the space allowed by the side grooves and in the direction towards the area of ​​use. In this way, the two flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6 gradually push the sagging parts on both sides of the patient's buttocks outward and upward, increasing the exposed area of ​​the previously obscured anal area.

[0026] Here, the essential technical principle of the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6 lies in utilizing the volume expansion formed after the liquid enters the flexible bladder. By leveraging the irregular outer contour of the bladder itself and the spatial constraint of the side groove of the toilet body 5, the hydraulic expansion is transformed into a pushing effect on the soft tissue of the patient's buttocks. The essential function of the branch water pipe 21 is to establish an auxiliary fluid supply channel independent of the main pipe 18, allowing the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6 to be filled with fluid synchronously with the flushing action in Example 1, without waiting for the central flushing to be completed. The one-way valve installed at the connection between the branch water pipe 21 and the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6 is used to maintain the pressure inside the bladder after the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6 has inflated, preventing liquid backflow that could cause the bladder to collapse. Therefore, the process in Example 2 is not an isolated "water bladder inflation," but rather a synchronized process with Example 1: on one side, the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 and the annular bladder complete the central and peripheral flushing; on the other side, the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladders 6 on both sides assist in pushing the buttock tissue outward, thereby creating a larger exposure space for the central flushing action.

[0027] In other words, Embodiment 2 serves as an "exposure aid" in the entire workflow. Without this step, the tissues around the patient's buttocks might obstruct the central flushing path, affecting the direct reach of the liquid. With the addition of the flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6, the device can fine-tune the patient's posture by inflating the water bladders on both sides of the toilet seat 5 while the patient maintains their original sitting position. Thus, Embodiment 1 addresses the problem of "how the liquid reaches and flushes," while Embodiment 2 addresses the problem of "how the flushing area is fully exposed," and the two are connected as one unit through the same distribution node, the electrically controlled valve 19.

[0028] Example 3: Figures 1 to 8As shown, the second auxiliary mechanism also includes a nozzle 24, a fish mouth water bladder 25, and a flexible irregular water bladder 6. The fish mouth water bladder 25 is provided on the inner side of the front groove 4, the nozzle 24 is provided on the surface of the fish mouth water bladder 25, and the return water pipe 22 is provided at the bottom of the fish mouth water bladder 25. In Embodiment 3, the process involves subsequent lifting and supplementary flushing of the anal region after central flushing and bilateral auxiliary flushing. When the aforementioned flexible, irregularly shaped water bladder 6 completes its phased inflating and the flexible telescopic water pipe 7 ceases to continuously spray large amounts of liquid, the liquid previously stored in the first auxiliary mechanism begins to transfer along the return water pipe 22 towards the front end and enters the fish-mouth water bladder 25 inside the pre-positioning slot 4. Since the pre-positioning slot 4 is located at the front end of the toilet body 5, the fish-mouth water bladder 25, after being installed in this position, will primarily expand upwards, thereby lifting the anal region. Here, the return water pipe 22 does not function solely for drainage but rather as a phased liquid transfer channel, allowing the liquid used for bilateral auxiliary flushing in Embodiment 2 to continue to be utilized in Embodiment 3 in subsequent phases, forming a continuous working mode where the same liquid performs different tasks at different stages.

[0029] The working principle of the fish-mouth water bladder 25 is that when liquid enters the bladder, the bladder is limited by the installation space of the front groove 4 and will mainly bulge towards the front area of ​​the patient's anus, thereby raising the area; the nozzle 24 is set on the surface of the fish-mouth water bladder 25, and its function is to spray some liquid outward after a certain hydraulic pressure is formed inside the fish-mouth water bladder 25; in this way, the fish-mouth water bladder 25 not only undertakes the function of "raising the front area", but also undertakes the function of "supplementary flushing of the front". The original manuscript disclosed that pressure valves are installed between nozzle 24 and fish-mouth water bladder 25, between fish-mouth water bladder 25 and return water pipe 22, and between return water pipe 22 and flexible shaped water bladder 6. Therefore, the sequence of actions in Embodiment 3 can be further clarified as follows: first, the flexible shaped water bladder 6 releases liquid to the return water pipe 22, then the return water pipe 22 guides liquid to fish-mouth water bladder 25. After the internal pressure of fish-mouth water bladder 25 reaches a set threshold, the pressure valve at the front end of nozzle 24 opens, and liquid is sprayed from nozzle 24 to the outer surface of the anus. The significance of this setting is that the spraying action will not occur too early when fish-mouth water bladder 25 just begins to inflate, but rather the cleaning will be carried out after the front area has been lifted and the exposure conditions have been further improved.

[0030] Therefore, Embodiment 3 serves the function of "subsequent cleaning and supplementary washing" in the overall workflow. Embodiment 1 provides central flushing and peripheral expansion, Embodiment 2 provides auxiliary exposure on both sides, and Embodiment 3, after the first two steps are completed, redistributes the liquid to the front area and further treats the front part through the lifting action of the fish-mouth water bladder 25 and the spraying action of the nozzle 24. The three embodiments are not independent structural stacks, but a continuous action chain established around the same water tank 1, the same electrically controlled valve 19, the same toilet body 5 mounting base, and the same patient sitting posture: first open the lid, then supply liquid; first central flushing, then auxiliary external push; finally, front lifting and supplementary washing, thus completing the entire working process of the constipation flushing device.

[0031] The embodiments of the present invention are given for illustrative and descriptive purposes only, and are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the forms disclosed. Many modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art. The embodiments were chosen and described to better illustrate the principles and practical application of the invention, and to enable those skilled in the art to understand the invention and design various embodiments with various modifications suitable for a particular purpose.

Claims

1. A flushing device for constipation, comprising: The toilet body (3) is characterized in that a water tank (1) is provided at the upper end of the back of the toilet body (3), a flip cover (8) is provided at the connection between the front of the water tank (1) and the top of the toilet body (3), a toilet body (5) is symmetrically provided on both sides of the bottom of the flip cover (8), a side groove is provided on both sides of the toilet body (5), a rotating block (9) is provided at the bottom of the toilet body (5), a rotating shaft is horizontally provided through the inner side of the toilet body (5), a side fixing block (10) is symmetrically provided at both ends of the rotating shaft, an electric telescopic rod (2) is provided on one side of the outside of the side fixing block (10), and a configuration rod (17) is horizontally provided at the tail of the electric telescopic rod (2). A flushing mechanism is provided on the inner side of the toilet body (3) near the water tank (1). The flushing mechanism includes a retaining plate (12), which is fixedly installed on one end of the top of the toilet body (3). The toilet body (5) has a first auxiliary mechanism on both sides of the top. The first auxiliary mechanism includes a flexible irregular water bladder (6), which is vertically arranged inside the side grooves on both sides of the top of the toilet body (5). A second auxiliary mechanism is provided at one end of the top of the toilet body (5). The second auxiliary mechanism includes a front groove (4), which is located at the front end of the top of the toilet body (5).

2. The constipation flushing device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The flushing mechanism also includes a flexible telescopic water pipe (7), a hook (11), an annular lower support water bladder (13), a guide pipe (14), an annular top support water bladder (15), a support bar (16), a main flow pipe (18), an electrically controlled valve (19), and a suction pipe (20). The front end of the fixing plate (12) is provided with a hook (11), and the flexible telescopic water pipe (7) is provided through the inner side of the hook (11). The upper end of the flexible telescopic water pipe (7) is provided with a guide pipe (14), and the outer side of the guide pipe (14) is provided with an annular lower support water bladder (13). The top of the annular lower support water bladder (13) is provided with a support bar (16), and the support bar (16) is located inside the... A cavity is provided on the side for transmitting the liquid discharged from the annular lower support water bladder (13). An annular top support water bladder (15) is provided on the top of the support bar (16). A main flow pipe (18) is provided at the tail end of the flexible telescopic water pipe (7). A water suction pipe (20) is provided at the other end of the electrically controlled valve (19). An assembly frame (23) is provided at one end of the main flow pipe (18). A water suction pipe (20) is provided at one end of the electrically controlled valve (19). A one-way valve is provided at the connection between the guide pipe (14) and the flexible telescopic water pipe (7). A one-way valve is provided at the connection between the support bar (16), the annular top support water bladder (15), and the annular lower support water bladder (13).

3. The constipation flushing device according to claim 2, characterized in that, The water pump (20), the electric control valve (19), the main pipe (18) and the flexible telescopic water pipe (7) are connected in sequence. The assembly frame (23) is fixedly installed on the inside of the toilet body (3) and connected to the main pipe (18) for installing and positioning the main pipe (18).

4. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 2, characterized in that, The guide pipe (14) is sleeved on the outside of the upper end of the flexible telescopic water pipe (7), the annular lower support water bag (13) is sleeved on the outside of the guide pipe (14), the support bar (16) is arranged in a ring on the top of the annular lower support water bag (13), and the annular top support water bag (15) is arranged on the top of the support bar (16).

5. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 2, characterized in that, The hook (11) is fixedly installed at the front end of the retaining plate (12). The flexible telescopic water pipe (7) is installed through the inside of the hook (11). One-way valves are provided at the connection between the guide pipe (14) and the flexible telescopic water pipe (7), the connection between the support bar (16) and the annular lower support water bladder (13), and the connection between the annular top support water bladder (15) and the annular lower support water bladder (13) to limit the one-way flow of liquid.

6. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first auxiliary mechanism also includes a branch water pipe (21), one end of the flexible irregular water bag (6) is connected to the branch water pipe (21), and a one-way valve is provided at the connection between the branch water pipe (21) and the flexible irregular water bag (6).

7. A flushing device for constipation according to claim 6, characterized in that, The other end of the branch water pipe (21) is connected to the electric control valve (19). The two flexible irregular water bags (6) are symmetrically arranged in the side grooves on both sides of the toilet body (5) and expand toward the middle of the toilet body (5).

8. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The second auxiliary mechanism also includes a nozzle (24), a fish mouth water bladder (25), and a flexible irregular water bladder (6). The fish mouth water bladder (25) is provided on the inner side of the front groove (4), the nozzle (24) is provided on the surface of the fish mouth water bladder (25), and a return water pipe (22) is provided at the bottom of the fish mouth water bladder (25).

9. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 8, characterized in that, A pressure valve is provided between the nozzle (24) and the fish mouth water bladder (25), and a pressure valve is provided between the fish mouth water bladder (25) and the return water pipe (22).

10. A constipation rinsing device according to claim 8, characterized in that, A pressure valve is provided at the connection between the return water pipe (22) and the flexible irregular water bag (6).

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