JP3123672U - Acupuncture tools - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an indirect acupuncture treatment device for effectively applying the warm heat of moxa ignited in an acupuncture treatment to a pot of a human body.
SOLUTION: A wire is fixed between two pedestals having a hole in the center, is raised above the center hole, the tip is extended above the hole, a notch is formed in the wire, and an adhesive is applied to the bottom of the pedestal. With a structure in which is applied and release paper is applied, it is used by igniting the mob stabbed in the wire, and the mob can be moved up and down.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an indirect hemorrhoid treatment device for causing the warm heat of moxa ligated in acupuncture treatment to effectively act on the vase of the human body.

  Acupuncture is an oriental medicine treatment that increases the circulation of blood or causes slight burns to the skin by heat stimulation such as mogus, creating a heterologous protein, increasing white blood cells and red blood cells, etc. It is a treatment performed by causing changes in the blood image. Acupuncture includes direct and indirect acupuncture, and the direct acupuncture places a mogu on the skin and ignites. Indirect scissors ignite even if a substance is interposed between mogu and skin. Bases such as miso, ginger, garlic, and cardboard are used as substances.

Problems that the device tries to solve

  The treatment tool using a pedestal in which cardboard is punched out to a size of about 15 mm reduces the risk of burns because mobasa is not placed directly on the skin. However, since the pedestal is in close contact with the gusset, heat directly affects the skin, causing overheating and burns. Thus, the temperature of the conventional acupuncture device cannot be adjusted, and the pedestal must be discarded after use.

  There is also a method of stabbing the needle into the vase of the human body and igniting the muzzle with the needle attached to treat it. This method has a high stimulating effect on the pot, but has a problem that it cannot be used easily by pain and amateurs because it pierces the needle.

Means to solve the problem

  Therefore, in the present invention, the ignited muzzle close to the skin prevents overheating and burns, the temperature can be adjusted, the pedestal can be used, and anyone can use it easily. .

  Two pedestals (1) and (2) with a hole (4) in the center are prepared. According to the shape of the central hole (4), the groove (3) is provided with both or one of the bases (1) and (2) around the hole (4). The wire (5) is aligned with the groove (3) and sandwiched between the bases (1) and (2) and fixed. The wire (5) is raised from the pedestal (2). At this time, in order to make the upper part of the wire (5) come to the center of the hole (4), the wire (5) rises obliquely upward from the groove (3) to the center of the hole (4). By using a wire (5) with a notch (6) in whole or in part, when shifting the position of the cylindrical mob (9) stabbed in the wire (5), the mug is ignited as an anti-slip material ( 9) can be installed at any position. The base (1) can be fixed and used by applying the adhesive (7) to the bottom of the base (1) and pasting the release paper (8).

The invention's effect

Anyone can feel free to do acupuncture by themselves without piercing the needle.

  Since the bottom of the pedestal is sticky, it can be used anywhere on the body.

Because you can move the moxa up and down, you can adjust the temperature yourself.

  There is no burn mark, and the heat directly acts on the hole in the pot, making it pleasant and effective.

  The warm heat of mogus is soft and the fragrance of mogus and the negative ion effect of smoke can provide a relaxing effect and an aromatherapy effect.

The present invention indirectly gives a thermal effect to the skin to radiate acupuncture by radiating a bit of heat into a wide hole opened in the center of the pedestal. For this reason, a wire with less heat conduction is used. The pedestal is made of a material having a heat insulating effect such as cardboard.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the acupuncture device of the present invention. The pedestal is composed of two pedestals 1 and 2. In this embodiment, disk-shaped thick paper having a diameter of 25 mm is used as a base 1 and a base 2 and a hole having a diameter of about 15 mm is formed in the center of the thick paper to form a donut shape. The thickness of the cardboard is about 2 to 3 mm. Although not clearly shown in FIG. 1 in the middle of the hole 4 of the base 1 and base 2 and the periphery of the bases 1 and 2, a circular groove (3) is provided and the wire (5) is aligned with the groove (3). The wire (5) rounded by bonding the base 1 and the base 2 is fixed. The wire (5) is raised about 10 mm from the base 2 toward the center of the hole (4), and the upper end of the wire (5) is raised about 60 mm. Since the raised portion is 10 mm, even if the mugwort (9) may fall naturally, the danger of burns can be avoided because it stops at the raised portion. In addition, by making the widths of the pedestals 1 and 2 25 mm, it is difficult to fall down and the safety is ensured.

  In FIG. 1, the shapes of the pedestal 1 and the pedestal 2 are made smooth, but the outer shape is fixed, and various shapes such as a square, an ellipse, a polygon, and a star are conceivable. Further, the dimensions of the hole (4), the fixing position of the wire (5) to the base 1 and the base 2, the length, and the like are not fixed.

  The position where the moxa (9) is mounted can be moved, and a notch (6) is provided on the upper part or the whole of the wire (5) to prevent dropping. By providing such a notch (6), the user of the acupuncture device of the present invention can change the position of the cord (9) up and down by himself or herself, thereby adjusting the heat.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the acupuncture device of the present invention is disassembled. An adhesive (7) is applied to the back surface of the pedestal 1, and a release paper (8) is pasted on the adhesive (7). When used, the release paper (8) is peeled off, and the pedestal 1 with the adhesive (7) is stretched over the skin, so that the pedestal 1 can be maintained in a state of being stuck to the body. A groove (3) is cut into the upper surface of the base 1. Similarly, a groove (3) is also carved into the lower surface of the base 2. The lower part of the wire (5) is rounded so that the wire (5) is embedded in accordance with the groove (3). The upper part of the wire (5) rises diagonally so as to go to the center of the hole (4). It extends straight up from the center of the hole (4).

  Since the wire (5) is sandwiched and bonded between the base 1 and the base 2 and the wire (5) is fixed, the groove (3) is for preventing the wire (5) from floating when the wire (5) is sandwiched. . For this reason, a groove | channel (3) can be attached to either one of the base 1 or the base 2.

  The upwardly stretched wire (5) has a notch (6). By making the surface of the wire (5) jagged, the mug (9) stabbed in the wire (5) is prevented from slipping down. Further, since the cord (9) can be stopped at an arbitrary position, the intensity of heat applied to the skin can be adjusted.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of use. In FIG. 3 (a), the moxa (9) is pierced above the wire (5). In FIG.3 (b), the moxa (9) is stabbed below the wire (5). Thus, by setting the mug (9) to a temperature that one likes, a comfortable acupuncture treatment can be performed. Since the radiant heat of Moxa (9) is insulated around the hole (4), it concentrates into the hole (4), so that the heat can be effectively concentrated in the pot.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a conventional acupuncture device. Mogusa is fixed on the pedestal and transmits heat directly from the hole in the pedestal. Since mogu and skin are close to each other, Japanese paper is often placed under the pedestal. However, since the temperature cannot be adjusted, there is a great risk of burns.

  It is a perspective view of one Example about the acupuncture device of the present invention.   It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which decomposed | disassembled the acupuncture tool of this invention.   It is explanatory drawing which shows a usage example.   It is a perspective view of the acupuncture device which has prevailed conventionally.

Explanation of symbols

1 Pedestal 2 Pedestal 3 Groove 4 Hole 5 Wire 6 Notch 7 Adhesive 8 Release paper 9 Mogusa

Claims (1)

Make sure that the wire (5) attached to the groove (3) cut between the pedestal (1) and (2) with the central hole (4) is at the center of the hole (4). An acupuncture treatment device characterized by starting up, extending the tip of a wire (5) having a notch (6) upward, applying an adhesive (7) to the bottom of the pedestal, and pasting a release paper (8).

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