A pain relief hot pack device

Abstract

The utility model provides a kind of pain relief hot compress equipment, effectively solve the fixed shape of existing hot compress equipment, and the problem of great use limitation and inconvenient use;Including inside hollow cloth bag, cloth bag upside is equipped with feeding port, cloth bag is fixed with cover cloth, cloth bag lower side wall is equipped with multiple air holes, cloth bag upper surface all around is fixed with cloth strip, right side and front side cloth strip are respectively fixed with multiple hanging ring, left side and rear cloth strip are respectively fixed with multiple hook, cloth bag left and right sides and its rear side are respectively fixed with extension cloth, and the extension cloth on left and right sides is respectively detachably connected with restraint band;The utility model structure is ingenious, convenient to use, flexibly adjusts hot compress area, realizes to bone marrow tumor common pain site, such as spine, rib, limb skeleton etc. Irregular or large-area pain area is overall, adhering and covering, significantly enhances hot compress effect;Patient can freely move, greatly improve comfort and compliance;It is convenient to adjust and replace according to actual use demand.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical auxiliary device technology, and in particular to a pain relief hot compress device. Background Technology

[0002] Myeloma is a common malignant tumor of the blood system. Patients often suffer from severe pain during the course of the disease and during the treatment. As a traditional and effective adjuvant therapy, hot compresses can promote local blood circulation, relieve muscle spasms, and reduce pain. They are widely used in the care of myeloma patients. However, there are many problems and defects in the hot compress methods and equipment currently used in clinical practice for myeloma patients. Generally, common pain sites in myeloma include the spine, ribs, and limb bones. The pain area should be covered as much as possible, but areas with broken skin, ulcers, or infections should be avoided. Existing heat therapy equipment is difficult to provide comprehensive and close coverage based on the individual characteristics of the patient's pain area. For example, a simple hot water bottle has a fixed size and shape, which cannot fully cover some irregular or large areas of pain, affecting the heat therapy effect. Applying heat patches directly to the skin can easily cause skin allergies or low-temperature burns. If applied to clothing, the heat patches will shift with the patient's movement, affecting the accuracy and effectiveness of the heat therapy. There are also some devices that require a power source to apply heat, which require the patient to maintain a specific posture when using them, restricting the patient's movement, reducing the patient's comfort and compliance, and having great limitations in use, as well as posing certain safety hazards; In view of the problems mentioned above in the clinical application of heat therapy to myeloma patients, we have developed a pain relief heat therapy device that can fully cover the heat therapy site, is convenient to use, and is hygienic and safe. Utility Model Content

[0003] In view of the above situation and to overcome the defects of the prior art, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a pain relief hot compress device, which effectively solves the problems of fixed shape, large limitation of use and inconvenience of use of existing hot compress devices.

[0004] The technical solution is as follows: This utility model includes a hollow cloth bag with an inlet on the upper side. A cover cloth is fixed on the bag behind the inlet to cover the inlet. The lower side wall of the bag has multiple through-hole ventilation holes. Cloth strips are fixed around the upper surface of the bag. Multiple hanging rings distributed along the length of the cloth strips on the right and front sides are fixed, and multiple hooks distributed along the length of the cloth strips on the left and rear sides are fixed. Extension cloths are fixed on the left, right, and rear sides of the bag. Constraint straps are detachably connected to the extension cloths on the left and right sides, and the free ends of the two constraint straps are detachably connected.

[0005] Compared with the prior art, this utility model has the following advantages: This utility model has a clever structure and is easy to use. Multiple hooks and loops are set on the cloth bag, which can be spliced ​​horizontally and vertically according to the characteristics and size of the affected area. Multiple corresponding numbers of heat patches are put into the cloth bag, and the heat application area can be flexibly adjusted to achieve comprehensive and close coverage of common pain sites of myeloma, such as irregular or large areas of pain in the spine, ribs, and limb bones, significantly enhancing the heat application effect. The addition of a gauze layer prevents the heat patch from directly contacting the skin, thus preventing low-temperature burns and skin allergies. The gauze can also be replaced after each application to prevent bacterial growth, ensuring patient safety and hygiene. No external power supply is required, avoiding the restrictions on patient movement that can occur with plugged-in use. Using restraint straps and Velcro, it can be easily and securely fixed to the patient's body, allowing for free movement and greatly improving comfort and compliance. The hollow interior of the bag makes it easy to insert heat packs, and the ventilation holes allow heat to be effectively delivered to the affected area. In addition, the components are detachably connected, such as the restraint straps and extension cloth connected by eyelets and buttons, and the free ends of the two restraint straps connected by Velcro, which makes it easy to adjust and replace according to actual needs. Attached Figure Description

[0006] Figure 1 This is an isometric drawing of this utility model.

[0007] Figure 2 This is a top view of the present invention.

[0008] Figure 3 This is a full sectional front view of this utility model.

[0009] Figure 4 This is a utility model Figure 3 A magnified view of A in the middle.

[0010] Figure 5 This is a sectional left view of the present invention.

[0011] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram showing the state of the two cloth bags of this utility model after they are horizontally spliced ​​together. Detailed Implementation

[0012] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0013] Depend on Figures 1 to 6The invention includes a hollow cloth bag 1 with a feed inlet 2 on the upper side. A covering cloth 3 is fixed to the cloth bag 1 behind the feed inlet 2, which can cover the feed inlet 2. Multiple ventilation holes 4 are provided on the lower side wall of the cloth bag 1. Cloth strips 5 are fixed around the upper surface of the cloth bag 1. Multiple hanging rings 6 are fixed on the right and front cloth strips 5 along their length. Multiple hooks 7 are fixed on the left and rear cloth strips 5 along their length. Extension cloths 8 are fixed on the left, right and rear sides of the cloth bag 1. Constraint straps 9 are detachably connected to the extension cloths 8 on the left and right sides. The free ends of the two constraint straps 9 are detachably connected.

[0014] In order to cover the feed inlet 2 with the covering cloth 3, a Velcro strip is fixed on the upper surface of the cloth bag 1 in front of the feed inlet 2, and a Velcro strip that can be glued to the covering cloth 3 is fixed on the covering cloth 3.

[0015] In order to enable the constraint strap 9 to be detachably connected to the extension fabric 8, multiple buttonholes 10 are provided on the left and right sides of the extension fabric 8, which are distributed along their length direction. Multiple buttons 11 corresponding to the buttonholes 10 are fixed on the constraint strap 9.

[0016] In order to enable the free ends of the two constraint straps 9 to be detachably connected, a first Velcro fastener is fixed on the left constraint strap 9, and a second Velcro fastener that can be adhered to the first Velcro fastener is fixed on the right constraint strap 9.

[0017] In order to absorb sweat, prevent bacterial growth, and improve patient comfort, the cloth bag 1 is fixed with Velcro hooks on both sides, and the bottom of the cloth bag 1 is covered with a gauze layer 12, with the two free ends of the gauze layer 12 being glued to the Velcro hooks.

[0018] To increase comfort during use, the extension fabric 8 is located below the hook 7, and the restraint strap 9 is located below the extension fabric 8.

[0019] In use, this utility model has a cloth bag 1 with extensions 8 on both sides connected to restraint straps 9. All hanging rings 6 are not hooked with hooks 7, meaning the cloth bag 1 is not spliced. Only one heat patch can be placed in a single cloth bag 1, and the heat application area is in its smallest initial state. When applying heat to the affected area, the cover cloth 3 is removed, and the existing heat patch with the release paper removed is placed in the cloth bag 1, so that the adhesive side is in contact with the side with the ventilation hole 4. Then, the Velcro and Velcro on the cover cloth 3 are glued together to restrain and fix the heat patch in the cloth bag 1. The gauze layer 12 is applied to the affected area, and the free ends of the two restraint straps 9 are passed under the patient's body. After adjusting the tightness, the first Velcro and the second Velcro are glued together to fix the cloth bag 1 to the affected area. The heat emitted by the heat patch is transmitted through the ventilation hole 4 and through the gauze to the affected area, so as to achieve heat application to the affected area and relieve pain and other discomfort. If the affected area is large, multiple cloth bags 1 can be joined together. This involves removing the restraint strap 9 from the right side of the first cloth bag 1, attaching the hook 7 from the left side of the second cloth bag 1 to the hanging ring 6 on the right side of the first cloth bag 1, and then connecting the restraint strap 9 to the right side of the second cloth bag 1, thus joining the two cloth bags 1 horizontally (refer to the attached diagram in the instruction manual). Figure 6 Two heat packs can be placed in two separate cloth bags 1 to increase the heat application area and improve the heat application effect; If multiple cloth bags 1 need to be spliced ​​together longitudinally, the hook 7 on the back of the second cloth bag 1 can be hung on the hanging ring 6 on the front of the first cloth bag 1. The restraint straps 9 on the left and right sides of the second cloth bag 1 and the two restraint straps 9 on the first cloth bag 1 together fix the two cloth bags 1, increasing the fixation effect and increasing the longitudinal heat treatment area. Alternatively, multiple cloth bags 1 can be spliced ​​together longitudinally and laterally to cover the affected area completely, enhance the heat treatment effect, and improve work efficiency, depending on the area of ​​the affected area.

[0020] The gauze in this invention can prevent low-temperature burns and allergic reactions caused by direct application of the heat patch to the skin, increasing the safety of heat application. After one heat application, the gauze can be removed and a new gauze can be applied for the next heat application to prevent bacterial growth, ensuring safety and hygiene.

Claims

1. A pain-relieving heat therapy device, comprising a hollow cloth bag (1), characterized in that, The bag (1) has an inlet (2) on its upper side. A cover cloth (3) is fixed on the bag (1) behind the inlet (2). The cover cloth (3) can cover the inlet (2). The lower side wall of the bag (1) has multiple ventilation holes (4) that run vertically through it. The upper surface of the bag (1) is fixed with strips of cloth (5) around its perimeter. Multiple hanging rings (6) are fixed on the right and front strips of cloth (5) respectively. Multiple hooks (7) are fixed on the left and rear strips of cloth (5) respectively. Extension cloth (8) is fixed on the left and right sides and the rear side of the bag (1). Restriction straps (9) are detachably connected to the extension cloth (8) on the left and right sides respectively. The free ends of the two constraint straps (9) can be detachably connected.

2. The pain-relieving hot compress device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper surface of the cloth bag (1) is fixed with a Velcro strip located in front of the feed inlet (2), and the cover cloth (3) is fixed with a Velcro strip that can be bonded to the Velcro strip.

3. The pain-relieving hot compress device according to claim 1, characterized in that, Multiple buttonholes (10) are provided on the extension fabric (8) on the left and right sides respectively, and multiple buttons (11) corresponding to the buttonholes (10) are fixed on the restraint strap (9).

4. The pain-relieving hot compress device according to claim 1, characterized in that, A first Velcro fastener is fixed on the left side of the constraint band (9), and a second Velcro fastener that can be bonded to the first Velcro fastener is fixed on the right side of the constraint band (9).

5. The pain-relieving hot compress device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The cloth bag (1) has Velcro hooks fixed on its left and right sides respectively, and a gauze layer (12) is covered on the bottom of the cloth bag (1). The two free ends of the gauze layer (12) are respectively bonded to the Velcro hooks.

6. The pain-relieving hot compress device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The extension fabric (8) is located below the hook (7), and the restraint strap (9) is located below the extension fabric (8).

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