Warm moxibustion tendon poking rod

Abstract

The utility model discloses a needle warming moxibustion tendon poking rod, which comprises a sharp head part with an arc at the bottom and a long handheld part at the upper part, and is characterized in that the sharp head part and the handheld part are respectively a hollow inverted cone and a cylinder which are connected with each other, and a steel wire mesh for supporting moxa sticks, moxa floss and traditional Chinese medicine floss is arranged in the sharp head part. A plurality of air outlet holes are evenly distributed in the periphery of the lower portion of the sharp head portion, and a plurality of top air outlet holes are formed in the top of the handheld portion. Compared with the prior art, the tendon poking rod can solve the problem that an existing tendon poking rod is poor in meridian dredging effect.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical device manufacturing technology, and in particular to a meridian massage stick. Background Technology

[0002] Existing massage sticks used for meridian massage (especially for unblocking meridians in the head) are mainly made of Bian stone or ox horn. They generally consist of a rounded, pointed head at the bottom and a long, solid handle at the top. When used, the handle is held, and the rounded, pointed head is used to massage and unblock the meridians on the patient's head or body. However, because the temperature of Bian stone or ox horn massage sticks is relatively low when unblocking meridians in the head or body, it is difficult to achieve the desired effect of warming and unblocking the meridians. This is especially true in winter or for patients with fever or colds, as the hair on the head makes it difficult to use essential oils or other aids to increase the temperature and unblock the meridians, resulting in less than ideal results. Utility Model Content

[0003] The problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a moxibustion and meridian-clearing stick to address the issue of poor meridian-clearing effects of existing meridian-clearing sticks.

[0004] To solve the above problems, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows: This moxibustion tendon-dissolving stick includes a pointed head with an arc at the bottom and a long hand-held part at the top. The pointed head and the hand-held part are respectively a hollow inverted cone and a cylinder connected together. The pointed head is provided with a wire mesh to support the moxa stick, moxa wool and Chinese herbal wool. Multiple air holes are evenly distributed around the lower part of the pointed head, and numerous top air holes are opened at the top of the hand-held part.

[0005] A more specific solution to the above technical solution could be that the pointed head and the handheld part are fixed by a threaded connection.

[0006] Furthermore, the lower part of the handheld portion is covered with a silicone sleeve.

[0007] Furthermore: the top of the handheld part is provided with a hollow protrusion, the internal cavity of the protrusion is connected to the internal cavity of the handheld part, and the top air vents are evenly distributed on the protrusion.

[0008] Furthermore: the pointed head is a Bian stone pointed head, the handheld part is a Bian stone handheld part, and the protrusion is a Bian stone protrusion.

[0009] By adopting the above technical solution, this utility model has the following beneficial effects compared with the prior art:

[0010] This moxibustion and tendon-dissolving stick is made of hollow Bian stone and can hold moxa sticks, moxa wool, or other Chinese medicinal herbs inside for burning. It stimulates the meridians in the head, warming and unblocking them, thus improving the flow of Qi and providing the warming and fumigating effects of moxibustion. Patients can also inhale the aroma released by the burning medicinal herbs through their nose, promoting the body's internal regulation of Qi and facilitating its circulation. This combination of internal and external methods warms and unblocks the meridians in the head and face, resulting in better therapeutic effects. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a front sectional view of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0012] The markings in the diagram are: 1. Pointed head; 2. Vent hole; 3. Wire mesh; 4. Silicone sleeve; 5. Handhold; 6. Protrusion; 7. Top vent hole. Detailed Implementation

[0013] The embodiments of this utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0014] like Figure 1 The moxibustion massage stick shown includes a pointed head 1 with a rounded bottom and a long handle 5 at the top. The pointed head 1 and the handle 5 are hollow inverted cones and cylinders, respectively, connected and fixed by threads. The hollow design of the pointed head 1 and the handle 5 facilitates the placement of moxa sticks. The pointed head 1 and the handle 5 are connected by threads, and can be separated or tightened by rotating them relative to each other, facilitating the placement of moxa sticks. Inside the pointed head 1, there is a wire mesh 3 that supports the moxa stick, moxa wool, or other Chinese herbal medicine. This mesh not only holds the moxa stick and herbal medicine but also prevents the ash from burning onto the patient's face. The wire mesh 3 inside the pointed head 1 ensures that the burning end of the moxa stick is at the pointed head, allowing heat to be transferred as much as possible to the rounded part of the pointed head. Multiple air vents 2 are evenly distributed around the lower part of the pointed head 1, allowing air circulation inside and outside the moxibustion massage stick, providing air for the burning moxa stick and herbal medicine.

[0015] The top of the handheld part 5 has numerous top air vents 7, and a hollow protrusion 6 is located on the top of the handheld part 5. The internal cavity of the protrusion 6 is connected to the internal cavity of the handheld part 5. The top air vents 7 are evenly distributed on the protrusion 6. The protrusion 6 and the top air vents 7 on the protrusion allow air circulation inside the moxibustion stick and facilitate the exhaust of smoke from the burning moxa wool. The lower part of the handheld part 5 is covered with a silicone sleeve 4. The silicone sleeve 4 is positioned at the optimal gripping position for the operator. When the operator performs meridian unblocking, the soft silicone sleeve improves the comfort of the operation and prevents burns.

[0016] The pointed head 1 is the pointed head of the Bian stone, the handhold 5 is the handhold of the Bian stone, and the protrusion 6 is the protrusion of the Bian stone. The Bian stone can effectively transmit heat, allowing the heat from the internal moxibustion to be quickly transferred to the pointed head, warming and unblocking the patient's meridians.

[0017] To use, rotate the pointed end 1 and the handle 5 relative to each other to separate them. Place the burning end of the moxa stick into the wire mesh of the pointed end 1 and tighten the handle 5. During and after use, be sure to empty the moxa stick ash. Clean the wire mesh after use. This moxibustion stick can also be used with moxa wool and other Chinese herbal medicines.

[0018] This moxibustion and tendon-dissolving stick is made of hollow Bian stone and can hold moxa sticks, moxa wool, and medicinal floss inside for burning. It stimulates the meridians in the head, warming and unblocking them, thus better clearing the meridians in the head. It also has the warming and fumigating effect of moxa wool and medicinal floss. Patients can also inhale the aroma released by the burning medicinal floss through their nose, promoting the body's internal regulation of Qi and promoting the circulation of Qi. The combination of internal and external methods warms and unblocks the meridians in the head and face, achieving better therapeutic results.

Claims

1. A moxa stick, comprising a pointed bottom part with a circular arc and an elongated upper hand holding part, characterized in that: The pointed head and the handheld part are connected with hollow inverted cone and cylinder respectively, the pointed head is internally provided with steel wire mesh for supporting moxa stick moxa rong, a plurality of air outlet holes are uniformly distributed on the lower part of the pointed head, and a plurality of top air outlet holes are formed on the top of the handheld part.

2. The moxa-stick according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pointed head and the handheld part are fixed through threaded connection.

3. The moxa-stick according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A silica gel sleeve is sleeved on the lower part of the handheld part.

4. The moxa-stick according to claim 3, characterized in that: The top of the handheld part is provided with a hollow protrusion, the internal cavity of the protrusion is communicated with the cavity in the handheld part, and the top air outlet holes are uniformly distributed on the protrusion.

5. The moxa-stick according to claim 4, characterized in that: The pointed head is a stone pointed head, the handheld part is a stone handheld part, and the protrusion is a stone protrusion.

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