This utility model discloses an auxiliary elastic
stocking wearing tool, comprising a main expansion frame, a rear support frame, and a side support frame integrally welded together. An electrical socket on the side support frame is electrically connected to an electric push rod, and the output rod of the electric push rod is connected to a Z-shaped pull rod. A spray
piston is located inside a medication tube on one side of the electric push rod, which connects to the pull rod. The tube contains an L-shaped spray channel, and a supply
bottle with a one-way valve is mounted at the upper end of the medication tube. A
nozzle is located at the port of the channel. The main expansion frame is an inclined semi-circular open sleeve, and the side support frame and rear support frame are inclined at the same angle. The pull rod is located on both sides of the main expansion frame, with reserved space for easy movement of the elastic
stocking. During operation, the elastic
stocking is slipped onto the main expansion frame, and the electric push rod drives the pull rod downwards to push and support the elastic stocking. Simultaneously, the pull rod drags the spray
piston to allow medication to enter the medication tube. After the patient puts on the stocking, the electric push rod returns to its original position, and the spray
piston sprays the medication through the channel from the
nozzle onto the surface of the elastic stocking. This tool reduces the difficulty of wearing the stocking, improves compliance, ensures proper wearing, and automatically sprays medication, enhancing its
usability and therapeutic assistance.