JP2551259Y2 - Pressing health device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a pressurized health device that effectively presses an affected area from the outside of the human body to effectively treat a disease or abnormality such as shoulder stiffness, fifty shoulders, neuralgia, stomach pain, etc. Pressing health device that can be used on its own while sleeping.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a method for treating diseases and abnormalities such as stiff shoulders, fifty shoulders, neuralgia, and stomach pain, a number of methods using instruments are provided in addition to acupressure and masseurs. When these devices are classified, there are a device that presses the affected part by arm strength and a device that can be pressed while lying down.

[0003] In the former case, for example, a shiatsu bar (see Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-114239), which holds a handle attached to the end of a horizontally long pressing bar, and presses the other end of the shiatsu bar against the affected part, There is a hand-held acupressure device (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-114239) in which the lower part is a grip part and the upper part is curved outward.

The latter is exemplified by a self-acting acupressure device (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 54-119793) in which a rubber casting is mounted on a base plate, and a rubber fingertip is pressed on the top of the casting. Acupressure device with a hemisphere attached to the upper inner surface of the bent piece at the end of
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[0005]

The acupressure bar and the handy acupressure device, which are the former of the above-mentioned examples, are designed to apply arm strength to the affected area by holding a handle or a grip portion by hand, and cause considerable fatigue for the user. Further, these devices are difficult to use on a human body in a lying state.

The self-acting acupressure device, which is the latter of the above examples, is pressed while lying down and does not cause fatigue for the user, but since the fingertip made of rubber is located vertically above the base plate, In use, a sleeper must be attached to the lower surface of the base plate in order to make the fingertips abut on the affected part, and a handle for pushing the base plate into the lower part of the human body so that the base plate does not separate from the affected part must be attached to the base plate. In that regard, the former is a handy acupressure device in which the end of the base plate is bent outward and a hemisphere is attached to the upper inner surface of the bent piece, solving the problem of the self-powered acupressure device described above. However, since the bent pieces are outwardly inclined and the weight is directly applied to the bent pieces, there is a possibility that the bent pieces at the bent angle may be folded back downward or cut. .

[0007] The present invention is an improvement of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art. The object of the present invention is to provide an extremely simple structure, a high healing-promoting effect, and a human body mainly in a lying state. It is intended to provide a versatile pressing health device that can be used for pressing the shoulder by holding it with the hand as in the past, and pressing it by tilting the body by itself and receiving the pressure by itself. is there.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, a pressing health device of the present invention comprises a horizontally long flat plate,
An inclined body having an upward taper of about 45 degrees, a hammer body having an upper end formed in a finger-shaped pressing portion, and a pressing portion of the hammer body on the upper surface of an end portion of the flat plate, the other end of the flat plate. The mallet is attached in the direction of the part. Forming the other end of the flat plate in a gripping hand is convenient for manually pushing the pressing health device into the lower part of a lying human body, and using this pressing health device as a normal shoulder tap. it can. Further, it is convenient to provide finger insertion holes on the front and rear surfaces of the mallet for applying fingertips, respectively, for directly gripping the mallet with a hand and pressing a required affected part.

[0009]

The press health device constructed as described above is such that a mallet designed as an upwardly tapering inclined body of about 45 degrees is attached to the end of a horizontally long flat plate in the direction of the other end of the flat plate. If the other end of the flat plate is pushed into the lower part of the human body in a lying state, the hammer body is an inclined body of about 45 degrees, so almost no lifting of the human body, the tip of the inclined body is located at the position of the affected part The formed fingertip-shaped pressing portion abuts, and the weight is applied to the pressing portion, and the affected portion receives a vertical pressing against the human body from the inclined body in a reactive manner. Since the flat plate is used in parallel with the human body, it does not break due to the weight.

[0010] Since the other end of the flat plate is designed in the shape of a grip, the pressing health device is easy to push into the lower part of the human body in a lying state, and the pressing health device is simply hit with a shoulder. Used as Further, the front and rear surfaces of the mallet are provided with finger insertion holes into which fingertips are applied, respectively, so that the mallet can be directly grasped by a hand and used to press a required affected part.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pressing health device, and FIG. 2 is a front view.
In these figures, reference numeral 1 denotes a horizontally long flat plate, and 2 denotes a hammer body. The pressing health device comprises a combination of the flat plate 1 and the hammer body 2. The hammer body 2 has an upwardly tapering inclined body 2a of about 45 degrees, a tip 2b of the inclined body 2a formed on a finger-shaped pressing portion 2c, and a hammer body 2 on the upper surface of the end 1a of the flat plate 1. Is attached in the direction of the other end 1b of the flat plate 1. The material of the flat plate 1 and the mallet 2 is wood, but a synthetic resin material or a metal material may be used.

When the other end 1c of the flat plate 1 is pushed into the lower part of the human body in a state where the pressed health device is lying down, the pressed health device is fitted to the human body, and the mallet 2 is an inclined body of about 45 degrees. Therefore, the pressing portion 2c of the inclined body 2a comes into contact with the position of the affected part with almost no lifting of the human body. Then, the weight is applied to the acupressure part 2c, and the body is pressed vertically by the pressing part 2c against the human body. When the degree of pressing is strong, it can be easily relieved by changing the human body.

The other end 1b of the flat plate 1 is provided with a grip 1c for the purpose of facilitating the above-mentioned alignment and enabling the pressing health device to be used merely as a shoulder tap.
The front and rear surfaces 2d and 2e of the mallet 2 are provided with finger insertion holes 2f and 2g into which fingertips are applied, respectively, so that the mallet 2 can be directly grasped by hand and a required affected part can be pressed. It has become. In addition, 1d in the figure is a hanging hole for hanging the pressing health device to a nail or the like.

[0014]

[Effect of the Invention] The present invention is configured as described above, and has the following effects. This pressing health device is formed by attaching a hammer body made of an inclined body to a horizontally long flat plate, and its configuration is extremely simple and easy to manufacture. The material may be made of wood and can be provided at a low cost. This pressing health device is fitted to the lower part of the human body in the lying state, and since the mallet is an inclined body of about 45 degrees, the pressing part of the inclined body comes in contact with the position of the affected part, almost without lifting the human body, Since the weight is applied to the pressing part and the pressing part receives a vertical pressing on the human body, the pressing effect is extremely high, greatly promoting the healing of the affected part, and when the degree of pressing is strong, the body position changes Easily relaxed. Since the other end of the pressurized health device is a grip portion, it can be used as a shoulder tap held by a hand. Further, the front and rear surfaces of the mallet are provided with finger insertion holes, respectively, so that the mallet can be directly grasped by hand and a required affected part can be pressed, which is convenient. In this way, since the pressing health device can be used for multipurpose pressing, the healing of the affected part can be effectively promoted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pressing health device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the pressing health device of FIG. 1;

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 flat plate 1a end 1b other end 1c grip 2 hammer 2a inclined body 2b tip 2c pressing part 2d front 2e rear 2f finger insertion hole 2g finger insertion hole

Claims (3)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A pressing portion 2c having a horizontally long flat plate 1 and an inclined body 2a tapered upward by about 45 degrees and having a tip 2b having a fingertip shape.
And the end 1a of the flat plate 1
A pressing health device to which the mallet 2 is attached on the upper surface with the pressing portion 2c of the mallet 2 facing the other end 1b of the flat plate 1. 2. The pressing health device according to claim 1, wherein the other end 1b of the flat plate 1 is formed on a grip 1c. 3. The pressure health device according to claim 1, wherein the front surfaces 2d and 2e of the mallet body 2 are formed with finger insertion holes 2f and 2g into which a fingertip is applied, respectively.