Portable disposable gynecological hip bath device

Abstract

A portable disposable gynaecological hip bath device comprises a sleeve ring used for being arranged on a toilet seat in a sleeving mode for use, a fixing belt is arranged at the bottom of the sleeve ring and used for fixing a rubber pad and the toilet seat, a fixing ring is arranged in the sleeve ring, a drainage hole is formed in the fixing ring, and the rubber pad is arranged on the fixing ring. The rubber pad has ductility and extends downwards to form a water storage tank for hip bath, a first pressing cylinder and a second pressing cylinder are correspondingly arranged on the rubber pad, and a first rotating cylinder and a second rotating cylinder which are in threaded connection are arranged on the first pressing cylinder and the second pressing cylinder; and the first pressing cylinder and the second pressing cylinder are used for pressing downwards through the thigh root to drive the rubber pad to extend downwards to form a water storage tank during hip bath. The hip bath device is simple and reasonable in structure and low in cost, and can be directly discarded after being used, so that the breeding of bacteria is reduced, and the occupied space is also saved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of sitz bath devices, specifically a portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device. Background Technology

[0002] Sitz baths are commonly used gynecological care devices. Most existing sitz baths are made of plastic and are designed for repeated use, requiring only a simple wipe after each use. Over time, these sitz baths are prone to bacterial growth due to incomplete cleaning, thus not only failing to provide the intended sitz bath effect but also potentially causing inflammation of the genital area. Furthermore, plastic sitz baths are bulky, inconvenient to store, and take up considerable space after use. Utility Model Content

[0003] The present invention aims to provide a portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device to reduce the space occupied by sitz bath devices.

[0004] To solve the above technical problems, the specific solution adopted by this utility model is as follows:

[0005] A portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device includes a sleeve for wearing on a toilet seat, a fixing strap at the bottom of the sleeve for securing a rubber pad to the toilet seat, a fixing ring inside the sleeve with a drain hole, and a rubber pad on the fixing ring. The rubber pad is elastic and extends downward to form a water reservoir for sitz bathing. A first pressing cylinder and a second pressing cylinder are respectively provided on the rubber pad. Both the first and second pressing cylinders are threadedly connected to a first rotating cylinder and a second rotating cylinder. During sitz bathing, the first and second pressing cylinders are pressed downward by the groin area to cause the rubber pad to extend downward to form the water reservoir.

[0006] The first pressing cylinder is equipped with a connecting pipe. One end of the connecting pipe is connected to the inside of the first pressing cylinder, and the other end of the connecting pipe extends to the outside of the collar and is connected to an external water source. The first rotating cylinder is equipped with a water outlet hole for water to flow out of the inside of the first pressing cylinder.

[0007] The lower part of the second pressing cylinder has connecting holes that are connected to the inside of the second pressing cylinder.

[0008] The connecting pipe is equipped with a water supply device, which includes a water storage bottle for storing water. The bottle opening is provided with a detachable water delivery pipe, and both ends of the water delivery pipe are provided with connectors. The connectors are threaded to the bottle opening and the connecting pipe.

[0009] The water supply pipe is also equipped with a flow regulator.

[0010] The top of the water storage bottle is also equipped with a hanging ring.

[0011] Due to the adoption of the above technical solution, this utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0012] By installing a rubber pad on the collar, and a first and second pressing cylinder on the rubber pad that can be pressed downwards, the operator can easily press the rubber pad with their groin to form a water reservoir for sitz baths. A water storage bottle, which works with a hook in a hospital toilet, supplies water to the reservoir. The water supply pipe of the storage bottle is also equipped with a flow regulator to adjust the water flow for extended rinsing. This utility model has a simple and reasonable structure, low cost, and can be directly discarded after use, reducing bacterial growth and saving space. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0014] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom structure of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the rubber pad and fixing ring structure of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the first pressing cylinder structure of this utility model;

[0017] Reference numerals: 1. Sleeve; 2. Rubber pad; 3. Fixing strap; 4. First pressing cylinder; 5. First rotating cylinder; 6. Second pressing cylinder; 7. Connecting hole; 8. Second rotating cylinder; 9. Drain hole; 10. Fixing ring; 11. Connecting pipe; 12. Connector; 13. Water supply pipe; 14. Flow regulator; 15. Water storage bottle; 16. Hanging ring; 17. Water outlet. Detailed Implementation

[0018] like Figures 1-4 As shown, this utility model discloses a portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device, including a ring 1 made of hard rubber with anti-slip properties. The ring 1 is used to fit over a toilet seat. The bottom of the ring 1 has a fixing strap 3 extending to the bottom of the toilet seat to secure it. The bottom of the fixing strap 3 is coated with adhesive. The fixing strap 3 is used to wrap around the bottom of the toilet seat and ultimately around the bottom of a rubber pad 2 for fixation. Figure 2As shown, the ring 1 has a retaining ring 10 inside. The retaining ring 10 is made of plastic and is not elastic. Two drainage holes 9 are provided on the retaining ring 10 for draining water after use. A rubber pad 2 is provided on the retaining ring 10. The rubber pad 2 is elastic; when water accumulates on top of the rubber pad 2, it expands downwards to form a water reservoir for sitz baths. A first pressing cylinder 4 and a second pressing cylinder 6 are respectively provided on the rubber pad 2. Both the first pressing cylinder 4 and the second pressing cylinder 6 have threaded connections to a first rotating cylinder 5 and a second rotating cylinder 8. The first pressing cylinder 4 and the second pressing cylinder 6 are used during sitz baths by pressing downwards with the groin area of ​​the thigh, causing the rubber pad 2 to expand downwards to form a water reservoir for water storage. When there is a certain amount of water in the reservoir, it can continue to expand downwards under its own weight for use.

[0019] like Figure 1 As shown, the first pressing cylinder 4 is provided with a connecting pipe 11. One end of the connecting pipe 11 is connected to the inside of the first pressing cylinder 4, and the other end of the connecting pipe 11 extends to the outside of the collar 1 and is connected to an external water source. The first rotating cylinder 5 is provided with a water outlet hole 17 for the water inside the first pressing cylinder 4 to flow out. Since the first pressing cylinder 4 can rotate, the direction of the water outlet hole 17 can be adjusted by rotating the first pressing cylinder 4, thereby controlling the water flow direction and adjusting the rinsing position during the sitz bath. The lower side of the second pressing cylinder 6 has connecting holes 7, which are connected to the inside of the second pressing cylinder 6. By rotating the second rotating cylinder 8, the second rotating cylinder 8 can be separated from the second pressing cylinder 6, so that the herbal sitz bath pack can be put into the second pressing cylinder 6 for use. During the sitz bath, water enters the second pressing cylinder 6 through the connecting holes 7 and mixes with the herbal sitz bath pack. After the sitz bath is completed, the entire ring 1 and rubber pad 2 can be thrown away directly without having to throw away the herbal sitz bath pack separately, thus reducing the dripping water generated during the disposal of the herbal sitz bath pack.

[0020] like Figure 1 As shown, the connecting pipe 11 is equipped with a water supply device, which includes a water storage bottle 15 for storing water, with a detachable water delivery pipe 13 at the bottle opening. Both ends of the water delivery pipe 13 are equipped with connectors 12, and the connectors 12 are threadedly connected to the bottle opening of the water storage bottle 15 and the connecting pipe 11. The water storage bottle 15 is used to supply water to the water tank formed by the rubber pad 2. The water delivery pipe 13 is also equipped with a flow regulator 14. The flow regulator 14 has the same structure as the flow regulator used in the infusion tube, which is common knowledge to those skilled in the art, so it will not be described in detail. During use, the flow rate of the water storage bottle 15 can be adjusted by using the flow regulator 14, thereby controlling the water output force of the water outlet 17. When there is too much water in the water tank, it will flow into the toilet through the drain hole 9. The top of the water storage bottle 15 is also equipped with a hanging ring 16. Hospital toilets usually have hooks on the walls for hanging the IV drip during infusion. The hook can be used in conjunction with the hanging ring 16.

[0021] The method of using this utility model is briefly described as follows:

[0022] During use, the operator mixes hot and cold water in the water storage bottle 15 beforehand. After mixing, the water storage bottle 15 is hung on the hook on the wall next to the toilet, and the water supply pipe 13 is connected to it. The water supply pipe 13 is sealed through the flow regulator 14. After that, the toilet seat is lifted, the ring 1 is put on the toilet seat, and then the fixing strap 3 is wrapped around the toilet seat once to secure the ring 1. At this time, the toilet seat can be lowered for a sitz bath. After sitting down, the first and second press cylinders 4 and 6 are activated through the groin area. Pressing the rubber pad 2 creates a water reservoir. Once the reservoir is formed, connect the connecting pipe 11 to the water supply pipe 13, and then turn on the flow regulator 14 to supply water to the reservoir for a sitz bath. As water accumulates in the reservoir, its own pressure pushes it downwards, separating the first pressing cylinder 4 and the second pressing cylinder 6 from the groin area to create a deeper reservoir. During the sitz bath, the water outlet 17 can be adjusted by rotating the first rotating cylinder 5 for rinsing. Alternatively, a herbal sitz bath pack can be placed in the second pressing cylinder 6 before use. It should be noted that the water supply device of this invention is reusable. All other accessories, except for the water supply device, such as the collar 1 and the rubber pad 2, are disposable and can be discarded after use.

Claims

1. A portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device, characterized in that: Includes a ring (1) for use on a toilet seat, with a fixing strap (3) at the bottom of the ring (1) for fixing a rubber pad (2) to the toilet seat. A fixing ring (10) is provided inside the ring (1), with a drain hole (9) on the fixing ring (10). A rubber pad (2) is provided inside the fixing ring (10), and the rubber pad (2) is elastic and extends downward to form a water tank for sitz baths.

2. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rubber pad (2) is provided with a first pressing cylinder (4) and a second pressing cylinder (6) respectively. The first pressing cylinder (4) and the second pressing cylinder (6) are provided with a first rotating cylinder (5) and a second rotating cylinder (8) connected by threads. The first pressing cylinder (4) and the second pressing cylinder (6) are used to press down through the root of the thigh during sitz bath to drive the rubber pad (2) to extend downward to form a water storage tank.

3. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first pressing cylinder (4) is provided with a connecting pipe (11). One end of the connecting pipe (11) is connected to the inside of the first pressing cylinder (4), and the other end of the connecting pipe (11) extends to the outside of the collar (1) and is connected to an external water source. The first rotating cylinder (5) is provided with a water outlet (17) for the water inside the first pressing cylinder (4) to flow out.

4. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower part of the second pressing cylinder (6) is provided with connecting holes (7), which are connected to the interior of the second pressing cylinder (6).

5. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The connecting pipe (11) is equipped with a water supply device, which includes a water storage bottle (15) for storing water. The bottle mouth of the water storage bottle (15) is provided with a detachable water supply pipe (13). Both ends of the water supply pipe (13) are provided with connectors (12). The connectors (12) are threadedly connected to the bottle mouth of the water storage bottle (15) and the connecting pipe (11).

6. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 5, characterized in that: A flow regulator (14) is also installed on the water supply pipe (13).

7. The portable disposable gynecological sitz bath device according to claim 5, characterized in that: The top of the water storage bottle (15) is also equipped with a hanging ring (16).

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