Diabetes arthralgia meridian direction massage bar

Abstract

The utility model relates to a diabetes arthralgia meridian direction massage bar, which solves the problem that the existing massage bar for massaging leg acupuncture points of a diabetic patient is inconvenient to use. Comprising a handle and a cylinder body, a massage head is arranged on the cylinder body, a moxibustion column fixing seat is arranged at the top end of the handle, a mesh cover is arranged on the outer wall of the moxibustion column fixing seat in an attached mode, the cylinder body covers the mesh cover, the massage head is a ball, and moxibustion heat radiation holes are formed in the portion, corresponding to the massage head, of the cylinder body. The moxibustion column fixing seat is mounted on the handle, moxibustion is ignited, the mesh enclosure covers the moxibustion column, the cylinder is mounted on the handle, spleen meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian on legs can be massaged at the moment, hot air of the moxibustion column heats the balls through the moxibustion heat radiation holes in the rotating process of the balls, and the moxibustion effect is improved. Meanwhile, hot air overflows along with rotation of the balls to conduct moxibustion on acupuncture points, so that acupuncture point moxibustion is conducted while acupuncture point massage is conducted, and the treatment effect is good.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of medical supplies, and particularly relates to a massage stick for the meridian running direction of diabetic arthralgia syndrome. Background Technique

[0002] Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is the most common type of neuropathy caused by diabetes, with an incidence rate of 30% - 90%. Its main clinical features are sensory and motor disorders in the distal extremities, manifested as limb numbness, spasmodic pain, muscle weakness and atrophy, weakened or absent tendon reflexes, etc. There is no obvious gender difference in patients with this disease, and the number of men and women is almost the same. The age of onset ranges from 7 to 80 years old, and the prevalence rate increases with age, with the peak seen in the 50 - 60 age group.

[0003] Traditional Chinese medicine massage has good curative effects on treating diabetes. Analyzed according to the meridian theory, it is mainly related to the two meridians of the spleen meridian of foot - taiyin and the kidney meridian of foot - shaoyin. Leg massage is particularly effective for diabetic patients because there are 6 meridians running through the legs in the human body, including the spleen meridian, stomach meridian, and kidney meridian, which have a great impact on diabetes. Regular massage of these 3 meridians can play a role in regulating the spleen and stomach and nourishing the liver and kidney, and is an effective measure to control diabetes and prevent the development of the disease.

[0004] At present, leg massage mainly includes manual massage and rolling massage with a rolling stick. Manual massage is more laborious, and only one acupoint can be massaged at a time. Due to the difficulty in controlling the force of the rolling stick, which directly rubs and contacts the skin, there is a deficiency of scratching the skin. Content of the Utility Model

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to solve the problem of inconvenient use of the existing massage stick for massaging leg acupoints for diabetic patients.

[0006] The technical solution adopted to solve the technical problem proposed by the utility model is as follows: The massage stick for the meridian running direction of diabetic arthralgia syndrome of the utility model includes a handle and a cylinder body arranged on the handle. A massage head is arranged on the cylinder body. The handle and the cylinder body are detachably connected. An moxa stick fixing seat for clamping an moxa stick is arranged at the top end of the handle. A wire mesh cover is attached to the outer wall of the moxa stick fixing seat, and the wire mesh cover covers the moxa stick. An moxa heat radiation chamber is arranged inside the cylinder body. The cylinder body covers the wire mesh cover. The massage head is a rotatable ball arranged on the cylinder body. An moxa heat radiation hole communicating with the moxa heat radiation chamber is arranged on the cylinder body corresponding to the massage head. An air vent communicating with the moxa heat radiation chamber is arranged on the cylinder body.

[0007] The technical solutions for further limiting the utility model include:

[0008] The described cylinder body includes a housing and a support frame provided on the inner wall of the housing. A ball accommodating cavity is provided between the housing and the support frame. The housing is provided with a through hole corresponding to the ball accommodating cavity for the ball to expose. The heat radiation holes are located on the support frame and are communicated with the ball accommodating cavity. Two or more elastic retaining claws for blocking the balls in the ball accommodating cavity are provided on the heat radiation holes. The elastic retaining claws are uniformly arranged around the axis of the heat radiation holes, and the elastic retaining claws are provided with inwardly protruding retaining heads.

[0009] The described handle includes a left handle and a right handle. The left handle is detachably connected to one end of the housing, and the right handle is fixedly connected to the other end of the housing. The end of the wire mesh cover opposite to the moxibustion fixing seat is provided with a non-wire mesh moxa stick clamping part for clamping the moxa stick, and the non-wire mesh moxa stick clamping part is located at the bottom of the moxibustion chamber.

[0010] The left handle, the right handle and the housing form a bridge-shaped structure protruding in the middle. The housing is provided with a concave arc surface towards the handle direction, and the balls are located on the concave arc surface.

[0011] The left handle is provided with an external threaded column, and the inner wall of the housing is provided with a threaded hole matching the external threaded column.

[0012] The outer wall of the left handle is provided with a support frame positioning column, and the support frame is provided with a positioning hole matching the positioning column.

[0013] The moxa stick fixing seat is a U-shaped groove, and the handle is provided with a moxa stick fixing seat installation groove. The moxa stick fixing seat is clamped in the moxa stick fixing seat installation groove.

[0014] The opening end of the moxa stick fixing seat installation groove is provided with a wire mesh cover clamping groove. The wire mesh cover clamping groove and the moxa stick fixing seat form a U-shaped wire mesh cover clamping part, and the wire mesh cover is clamped in the wire mesh cover clamping part.

[0015] The balls are made of ceramic material or purple sand material.

[0016] A massage head is respectively provided corresponding to the spleen meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian on the leg.

[0017] By the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows: When the massage stick for the meridian running direction of diabetic arthralgia of the present utility model is used, the balls are installed on the cylinder body, the moxa stick is clamped in the moxa stick fixing seat, then the moxa stick fixing seat is installed on the handle, the moxa stick is lit, then the wire mesh cover is covered on the moxa stick, and then the cylinder body is installed on the handle. At this time, the spleen meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian on the leg can be massaged. During the rotation of the balls, the heat of the moxa column heats the balls through the heat radiation holes, and at the same time, the hot air overflows with the rotation of the balls to moxibustion the acupoints, so as to perform acupoint moxibustion while massaging the acupoints, and the treatment effect is good. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a massage rod for the meridian path of diabetic arthralgia according to the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of a massage rod for the meridian path of diabetic arthralgia according to the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 FIG. 3 Figure 2 is an enlarged schematic view of the structure at A in FIG. 3.

[0021] Figure 4 FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a massage rod for the meridian path of diabetic arthralgia according to the present utility model. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

[0022] The structure of the present utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0023] Referring to Figures 1 to 4 , the massage rod for the meridian path of diabetic arthralgia of the present utility model includes a handle 1 and a cylinder 2 provided on the handle. A massage head 3 is provided on the cylinder 2. The handle and the cylinder are detachably connected. An moxa stick fixing seat 4 for clamping an moxa stick 6 is provided at the top of the handle. A mesh cover 5 is fitted on the outer wall of the moxa stick fixing seat. The mesh cover covers the moxa stick. An moxa heat radiation hole 22 communicating with the moxa warehouse 21 is provided in the cylinder. The cylinder 2 covers the mesh cover 5. The massage head is a rotatable ball provided on the cylinder. An air vent 23 communicating with the moxa warehouse is provided on the cylinder. In this embodiment, the air vent is provided on the side of the cylinder. In this embodiment, the air vent is provided on the side of the outer shell. When in use, the ball is installed on the cylinder, the moxa stick is clamped in the moxa stick fixing seat, then the moxa stick fixing seat is installed on the handle, the moxa stick is lit, then the mesh cover is covered on the moxa stick, and then the cylinder is installed on the handle. At this time, the spleen meridian, stomach meridian, and kidney meridian on the leg can be massaged. During the rotation of the ball, the heat of the moxa stick heats the ball through the moxa heat radiation hole, and at the same time, the hot air overflows with the rotation of the ball to moxibustion the acupoints, so as to perform acupoint moxibustion while massaging the acupoints, and the treatment effect is good.

[0024] In this embodiment, a massage head is provided corresponding to the spleen meridian, stomach meridian, and kidney meridian on the leg respectively. Thus, it is convenient to massage and moxibustion multiple acupoints at the same time, so that the massage and moxibustion treatment is labor-saving. In this embodiment, the ball is made of ceramic material or purple sand material. The ball made of ceramic material or purple sand material can penetrate the moxa, and the curative effect is better.

[0025] In this embodiment, the cylinder body 2 includes a housing 24 and a support frame 25 provided on the inner wall of the housing. A ball accommodating cavity 26 is provided between the housing and the support frame. A through hole 241 for the balls to expose is provided on the housing 24 corresponding to the ball accommodating cavity. The heat radiation holes of mugwort are located on the support frame, and the heat radiation holes of mugwort are communicated with the ball accommodating cavity. Two or more elastic retaining claws 27 for blocking the balls in the ball accommodating cavity are provided on the heat radiation holes 22 of mugwort. The elastic retaining claws are uniformly arranged around the axis of the heat radiation holes of mugwort. An inwardly protruding retaining head 271 is provided on the elastic retaining claw. During installation, the balls are pushed into the ball accommodating cavity through the heat radiation holes of mugwort. The balls pass through the elastic retaining claws and enter the ball accommodating cavity for positioning. The retaining heads on the elastic retaining claws prevent the balls from coming out. During use, the balls roll in the ball accommodating cavity to massage the acupoints.

[0026] In this embodiment, the handle 1 includes a left handle 11 and a right handle 12. The left handle is detachably connected to one end of the housing, and the right handle is fixedly connected to the other end of the housing. A non-mesh moxa stick clamping portion 51 for clamping the moxa stick is provided at one end of the mesh cover 5 opposite to the moxa fixing seat. The non-mesh moxa stick clamping portion is located at the bottom of the moxa cavity. Thus, one moxa stick can be clamped in the moxa stick fixing seat, and at the same time, one moxa stick can be clamped in the non-mesh moxa stick clamping portion. The moxa sticks are lit simultaneously, so as to perform moxibustion massage with high treatment efficiency. In addition, by holding the left handle and the right handle simultaneously, it is convenient and labor-saving to use. In this embodiment, the left handle, the right handle and the housing form a bridge-shaped structure protruding in the middle. An arc surface 242 concave towards the handle direction is provided on the housing 24. The balls are located on the concave arc surface. During massage, the two balls can massage the meridians on both sides of the tibia, which is convenient for pushing the back and dredging the tendons, with diverse functions and convenient use.

[0027] In this embodiment, an external threaded column 111 is provided on the left handle 11, and a threaded hole matching the external threaded column is provided on the inner wall of the housing 24. The housing and the left handle are detachably connected by threads, which is convenient for installation and disassembly.

[0028] In this embodiment, a support frame positioning column 112 is provided on the outer wall of the left handle 11, and a positioning hole matching the positioning column is provided on the support frame 25. During installation, the support frame is clamped on the positioning column.

[0029] In this embodiment, the moxa stick fixing seat 4 is a U-shaped groove, and a moxa stick fixing seat installation groove 113 is provided on the left handle 11. The moxa stick fixing seat is clamped in the moxa stick fixing seat installation groove. The moxa stick fixing seat is formed by metal sheet stamping. When installing the moxa stick, first pull out the moxa stick fixing seat from the moxa stick fixing seat installation groove, clamp the moxa stick in the moxa stick fixing seat, and then clamp the moxa stick fixing seat in the moxa stick fixing seat installation groove, so as to be convenient for installation and use.

[0030] In this embodiment, a mesh cover clamping groove 114 is provided at the open end of the moxibustion column fixing seat installation groove. The mesh cover clamping groove and the moxibustion column fixing seat form a U-shaped mesh cover clamping portion, and the mesh cover is clamped within the mesh cover clamping portion. Thus, the moxibustion column fixing seat and the mesh cover wrap the moxibustion column, facilitating the collection of moxa ash.

[0031] Although the specific implementation manners of the present utility model have been described in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, it should not be construed as a limitation on the protection scope of the present utility model. Within the scope described in the claims, various modifications and deformations that can be made by those skilled in the art without creative efforts still fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick, comprising a handle and a cylinder disposed on the handle, wherein the cylinder is provided with a massage head, characterized in that: The handle is detachably connected to the cylinder, and a moxibustion column fixing seat for clamping the moxibustion column is provided at the top of the handle. A mesh cover is fitted on the outer wall of the moxibustion column fixing seat, and the mesh cover covers the moxibustion column. A moxibustion chamber is provided in the cylinder, and the cylinder is covered outside the mesh cover. The massage head is a rotatable ball arranged on the cylinder, and a moxa heat radiation hole connected to the moxibustion chamber is provided on the cylinder corresponding to the massage head, and a vent hole connected to the moxibustion chamber is provided on the cylinder.

2. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The cylinder body includes an outer shell and a support frame arranged on the inner wall of the outer shell. A ball accommodating cavity is arranged between the outer shell and the support frame. A through hole for exposing the ball is arranged on the outer shell corresponding to the ball accommodating cavity. The heat radiation hole is located on the support frame. The heat radiation hole is connected to the ball accommodating cavity. The heat radiation hole is provided with more than two elastic catches for blocking the ball in the ball accommodating cavity. The elastic catches are evenly arranged with the axis of the heat radiation hole as the center, and the elastic catches are provided with a stopper protruding inward.

3. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The handle includes a left handle and a right handle, the left handle is detachably connected to one end of the shell, and the right handle is fixedly connected to the other end of the shell. The end of the mesh cover opposite to the moxibustion fixing seat is provided with a non-mesh moxibustion column clamping portion for clamping the moxibustion column, and the non-mesh moxibustion column clamping portion is located at the bottom of the moxibustion bin.

4. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The left handle, the right handle and the shell form a bridge-shaped structure with a protrusion in the middle. The shell is provided with an arc surface concave in the direction of the handle, and the ball is located on the concave arc surface.

5. The diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The left handle is provided with an external thread column, and the inner wall of the shell is provided with a threaded hole matched with the external thread column.

6. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that: A support frame positioning column is arranged on the outer wall of the left handle, and a positioning hole cooperating with the positioning column is arranged on the support frame.

7. The diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The moxibustion column fixing seat is a U-shaped groove, and the handle is provided with a moxibustion column fixing seat installation groove, and the moxibustion column fixing seat is clamped in the moxibustion column fixing seat installation groove.

8. A diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The opening end of the installation slot of the moxibustion column fixing seat is provided with a mesh cover clamping slot, the mesh cover clamping slot and the moxibustion column fixing seat form a U-shaped mesh cover clamping portion, and the mesh cover is clamped in the mesh cover clamping portion.

9. The diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The ball is made of ceramic material or purple sand material.

10. The diabetic arthritis meridian massage stick as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: There is one massage head corresponding to the spleen meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian on the leg.

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