CN209933434U

CN209933434U - Massage stick for pelvic floor muscle fascia

Info

Publication number: CN209933434U
Application number: CN201920485666.9U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 刘海潮; 蒋惠瑜
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2019-04-11
Filing date: 2019-04-11
Publication date: 2020-01-14
Anticipated expiration: 2029-04-11

Abstract

The utility model discloses a massage stick for pelvic floor muscle fascia. The massage rod comprises a rod body and a handle; the bar body comprises a massage head and an arc-shaped part; the massage head is connected with the handle through the arc-shaped part; along the length direction of the massage rod body, at least 2 convex strips are arranged on one side of the end part of the massage head, which is positioned on the inner side of the arc-shaped part, so that at least two arc-shaped bulges are arranged at one end of each convex strip, which is close to the top end of the massage head. The massage rod for pelvic floor muscle fascia of the utility model is used for preventing or treating chronic pelvic pain or people with pelvic floor muscle hypertonia. The utility model has the advantages of simple structure, portability, easy operation of the patient, and capability of self-assisted treatment according to the medical advice to relax the fascia at the pelvic floor for preventing or relieving pain.

Description

Massage stick for pelvic floor muscle fascia

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a massage stick for pelvic floor muscle fascia.

Background

Pelvic floor muscle hyperactivity is associated with chronic pelvic pain, pelvic floor muscle hypertonia, uterine adnexa, bladder and vulvar pain. The transmission of excessive activity of pelvic floor muscles to the central nervous system causes sensitization of the central nervous system. In patients with Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS), it is recommended to actively find trigger points for the patient's myofascial fascia. Treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, where myofascial therapy is effective, biofeedback improves the therapeutic effect of pelvic floor muscle tone, and trigger point release is effective in treating muscle and referred pain. Myofascial therapy is applied as first line therapy. Patients with pelvic floor muscle hyperactivity recommend biofeedback in combination with pelvic floor muscle exercise for treatment. When trigger points of myofascial fascia are found, treatment by compression or needle punching is suggested. An Australian physical therapist develops a pelvic floor muscle fascia pain map according to the characteristics of pelvic floor muscles, and a doctor adopts a pelvic floor muscle fascia manipulation to treat according to pain parts; however, the treatment is mainly performed by doctors, and if the pelvic floor muscle and fascia manipulation is required, the doctor can only go to a special department of the hospital to see a doctor, which brings inconvenience to the patient. There is an urgent need for a suitable device to assist in the treatment of pelvic floor fascia to alleviate the pain and psychological affliction of the patient.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The utility model aims at providing a massage stick for pelvic floor muscle fascia.

The utility model provides a massage stick for pelvic floor fascia, which comprises a stick body and a handle; the bar body comprises a massage head and an arc-shaped part;

the massage head is connected with the handle through the arc-shaped part;

along the length direction of the massage rod body, at least 2 convex strips are arranged on one side of the end part of the massage head, which is positioned on the inner side of the arc-shaped part, so that at least two arc-shaped bulges are arranged at one end of each convex strip, which is close to the top end of the massage head.

In the massage rod, the radian of the arc part is 90-120 degrees.

In the massage rod, the radian of the arc part can be adjusted at 90-120 degrees through the handle.

In the massage rod, the cross section of the end part of the massage head, which is provided with at least 2 convex strips, is in a wave shape.

In the massage rod, the end part of the massage head is provided with 3 convex strips, and the cross section of one side of the massage head is in a W-shaped waveform.

In the massage rod, one end of each protruding strip close to the top end of the massage head is provided with two arc-shaped protrusions.

In the massage rod, the end part of the massage handle is provided with a plurality of anti-skidding convex points.

The massage rod for pelvic floor muscle fascia of the utility model is used for preventing or treating chronic pelvic pain or people with pelvic floor muscle hypertonia.

The method of the massage rod for the pelvic floor muscle fascia of the utility model is as follows:

1. the circular arc lower edge is pressed at the pelvic floor muscle fascia V6 point,

2. and, the movement is transferred to the 1-5 o 'clock direction, and an-rou the pubococcygeus and puborectalis muscles in the 7-11 o' clock direction.

3. Enter the deep layer in the 4 o 'clock and 8 o' clock directions to perform an-rou on the iliococcygeal muscle;

4. then enter the deep hip and tail muscles of iliococcygeal muscles to perform an-rou,

5. turn to the two bifurcations on the upper edge of the massage rod, gently perform an-rou on the side of the anterior wall of the vagina in the direction of 1.11 o ' clock, and move to the positions of 2 o ' clock and 10 o ' clock, and perform an-rou on the arcus tendineus of levator ani muscle and the obturator internus muscle to achieve the purpose of self-relaxation.

The utility model has the advantages of it is following:

the utility model has the advantages of simple structure, portability, easy operation of the patient, and capability of self-assisted treatment according to the medical advice to relax the fascia at the pelvic floor for preventing or relieving pain.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of the massage rod for pelvic floor fascia according to the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the massage head of fig. 1.

The individual labels in the figure are as follows:

1, a massage head; 2 an arc-shaped part; 3, a handle; 4, protruding strips; 5, arc-shaped bulges; 6 anti-skid convex points.

Detailed Description

The present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments.

As shown in the figure, it is a schematic structural view of the massage rod for pelvic floor fascia according to the present invention. The massage rod comprises a rod body and a handle; the bar body comprises a massage head and an arc part;

the massage head is connected with the handle through the arc part;

along the length direction of the massage rod body, at least 2 convex strips are arranged on one side of the inner side of the arc-shaped part at the end part of the massage head, so that at least two arc-shaped bulges are arranged at one end of each convex strip close to the top end of the massage head.

Further, the radian of the arc-shaped part is 90-120 degrees.

Furthermore, the radian of the arc-shaped part can be adjusted between 90 degrees and 120 degrees through the handle.

Furthermore, the cross section of the end part of the massage head, which is provided with at least 2 protruding strips, is in a wave shape.

Further, as shown in fig. 2, 3 projected strips are provided at the end of the massage head so that one side of the massage head has a wave shape of "W".

Furthermore, one end of each protruding strip near the top end of the massage head is provided with two arc-shaped protrusions.

Furthermore, a plurality of anti-skidding salient points are arranged at the end part of the massage handle.

2. then the direction is shifted to the direction of 1-5 o' clock,

3. an-rou the pubococcygeus and puborectalis muscles in the direction of 7-11 o' clock.

4. Enter the deep layer in the 4 o 'clock and 8 o' clock directions to perform an-rou on the iliococcygeal muscle;

5. then enter the deep hip and tail muscles of iliococcygeal muscles to perform an-rou,

6. move to the two bifurcations on the upper edge of the massage rod, gently perform an-rou on the lateral side of the anterior wall of the vagina in the direction of 1.11 o 'clock, and move to the position of 2.10 o' clock, perform an-rou on the obturator internus muscle, so as to achieve the purpose of self-relaxation.

Claims

1. A massage rod for pelvic floor muscle fascia, comprising: the massage rod comprises a rod body and a handle; the bar body comprises a massage head and an arc-shaped part;

the massage head is connected with the handle through the arc-shaped part;

along the length direction of the bar body, at least 2 convex strips are arranged on one side of the end part of the massage head, which is positioned on the inner side of the arc-shaped part, so that at least two arc-shaped bulges are arranged at one end of each convex strip, which is close to the top end of the massage head.

2. The massage bar of claim 1, wherein: the radian of the arc-shaped part is 90-120 degrees.

3. The massage bar of claim 1, wherein: the radian of the arc-shaped part can be adjusted at 90-120 degrees through the handle.

4. The massage bar of claim 3, wherein: the cross section of one side of the massage head end part provided with at least 2 protruding strips is in a wave shape.

5. The massage bar of claim 4, wherein: the end part of the massage head is provided with 3 convex strips, so that the cross section of one side of the massage head is in a W-shaped waveform.

6. The massage bar of claim 1, wherein: one end of each protruding strip close to the top end of the massage head is provided with two arc-shaped protrusions.

7. The massage bar of claim 1, wherein: the end part of the handle is provided with a plurality of anti-skidding convex points.