JP3196699U - Bowel cleaner - Google Patents

Abstract

An intestinal irrigator that can be easily used at home and can be carried. A case 2 comprising a main body case 3, a lid case 4 detachably mounted on the main body case 3, a metallic water reservoir 20 provided inside the main body case 3, and a water reservoir 20 A heating element 21 that heats the heating element 21, a cord 14 that constitutes a power supply means for supplying power to the heating element 21, an outlet 15, a pump P provided inside the lid case 4, a motor M that drives the pump P, and a motor An M power supply unit 26, a water absorption tube 27 that hangs down from the pump P toward the water storage body 20, and a water guide tube 10 for sending warm water pumped up by the pump P to the insertion portion 11 at the tip. The hot water pumped up by the pump P is discharged from the insertion portion 11 to facilitate defecation and to easily clean the intestines. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to an intestinal irrigator that can easily eliminate constipation and intestinal cleansing with warm water.

  Conventionally, it is known to use enemas or laxatives to eliminate constipation. However, the conventional means have the problem that constipation suddenly occurs or abdominal pain is likely to occur, the stool will not be produced unless the enema is used, or the effect will not be obtained unless the laxative is gradually increased. There was a problem that it was easy to produce.

  In view of this, an intestinal washer has been proposed in which warm water is fed into the intestine using a manual compression pump body to wash it. However, this has been cumbersome to use because the pump must be manually compressed.

  There is also known a means for setting a container storing hot water at a high position and injecting the hot water into the intestine with the pressure. However, such conventional means have a problem that it takes time and labor, such as preparation of hot water, maintenance of hot water temperature, and time for hot water injection.

  Intestinal irrigators having a water heater, a pressure pump, and the like have been proposed. However, the conventional intestinal irrigator using such a pressure pump requires a pressure reducing valve, a three-way switching valve, etc., so the structure is complicated, the cost is high, and it can be used easily and easily for traveling. There was a problem that it was difficult to do.

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  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an intestinal irrigator that can solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, can be easily used at home, and can be carried.

  The intestinal irrigator of the present invention includes a case, a water reservoir provided inside the case, a heating element for heating the water storage body, a power feeding means for supplying power to the heating element, a pump, and a motor for driving the pump. A motor power supply unit, a water absorption tube that hangs down from the pump toward the water storage body, and a water guide tube for sending hot water pumped up by the pump to the insertion portion at the tip.

  The intestinal washer of the present invention includes a main body case, a case made of a lid case that is detachably mounted on the main body case, a water reservoir provided in the main body case, and a heating element for heating the water reservoir. A power supply means for supplying power to the heating element, a pump provided in the lid case, a motor for driving the pump, a power source for the motor, a water absorption tube hanging from the pump toward the water storage body, and a pump It is provided with a water guide tube for sending warm water pumped up by the above to the insertion part at the tip.

  Preferably, the water storage body is a metal container, and the heating element is wound around the outer surface of the container.

  According to the present invention, defecation with warm water and intestinal cleaning can be easily performed in a short time at home or the like. In addition, since the structure can be small, light, and compact, it can be easily carried and used for traveling. Of course, it can also be used for intestinal irrigation during bowel examinations in hospitals, constipation elimination and intestinal irrigation in elderly care facilities and the like.

The perspective view of the intestinal irrigator in one embodiment of this invention Sectional drawing of the intestinal irrigator in one embodiment of this invention

  In FIG. 1, an intestinal washer 1 mainly includes a cylindrical case 2. The case 2 includes a main body case 3 and a lid case 4 that is detachably attached to an upper portion of the main body case 3. The case 2 is detachably mounted on the pedestal 5. A handle 6 for carrying is provided on the upper surface of the lid case 4.

  On the upper surface of the lid case 4, a push-type switch 7 for turning on / off a motor (described later) is provided. Further, a water guide tube 10 connected to a pump (described later) extends from the side surface of the lid case 4, and a nozzle-like insertion portion 11 for insertion into the anus is connected to the tip of the water guide tube 10. . The insertion section 11 can be freely attached and detached, and may be disposable in a hospital or the like. On the lower side surface of the main body case 3, a manual power switch SW such as a push type or a slide type is provided. The power switch SW and the connector 24 are connected to the cords 12 and 13. A power supply cord 14 extends from the lower part of the connector 24, and an outlet 15 for connecting to a commercial power source is connected to the tip of the cord. The cord 14 and the outlet 15 constitute power supply means.

  Next, the internal structure of the intestinal washer 1 will be described with reference to FIG. A water reservoir 20, which is a dish-like container made of metal such as stainless steel, is built in the lower part of the main body case 3 (see also FIG. 1). A heat generating body 21 made of nichrome wire or the like is wound around the outer surface of the water storage body 20 so as to be wound around. A water-stopping packing 22 is mounted on the upper outer surface of the water reservoir 20. The water reservoir may be cylindrical. The heating element 21 is connected to the outlet 15 described above via a cord 23, a connector 24, cords 12, 13, 14 and the like.

  A horizontal base plate 25 is provided at the inside lower portion of the lid case 4. On the base plate 25, a drive system such as a pump P, a motor M, a power supply unit 26 such as a dry battery or a rechargeable battery is provided. A water absorption tube 27 hangs down from the pump P toward the water reservoir 20. When the switch 7 is turned on, the motor M is activated, the pump P is driven to pump up the hot water stored in the water reservoir 20, is sent to the insertion portion 11 through the water guide tube 10, and is discharged from the tip of the insertion portion 11. A water supply system such as a pump or a water guide tube may be provided with a flow rate control valve, a pressure control valve, or the like.

  This intestinal washer 1 is configured as described above, and the method for using it will now be described. First, the lid case 4 is removed from the main body case 3, an appropriate amount of water such as tap water (for example, about 1.2 to 1.5 liters) is stored on the water reservoir 20, and the lid case 4 is mounted on the main body case 3. . Next, the intestinal washer 1 is installed in a proper place such as a toilet or a washroom. Therefore, the outlet 15 is inserted into the power source and the power switch SW is turned on. Then, the heat generating body 21 generates heat, and heats the water stored in the water storage body 20 to an appropriate temperature (for example, about 40 to 42 ° C.). When the hot water temperature reaches an appropriate temperature, the power switch SW is automatically turned off. A temperature adjusting means may be provided so that the set temperature can be varied.

  When the heating of the water stored in the water reservoir 20 is completed, the insertion portion 11 is inserted into the anus and the switch 7 is turned on. Then, the motor M is started, the pump P is driven, the hot water stored in the water storage body 20 is sucked up by the water absorption tube 27, and the hot water is fed from the insertion portion 11 into the intestine through the water guide tube 10. When an appropriate amount of warm water is fed, switch 7 is turned off. Then, the warm water is perfused through the rectum or the sigmoid colon on the rectum, and the stool is excreted together with the warm water from the anus, and at the same time, the intestine is cleaned. The time required for intestinal cleaning is a short time of about several minutes.

  The present invention is particularly useful as an intestinal irrigator for simple and easy use at home, hospital, elderly care facility, etc., or traveling.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Intestine washer 2 Case 3 Main body case 4 Lid case 10 Water guide tube 11 Insertion part 14 Code (power supply means)
15 Outlet (power supply means)
20 Water Reservoir 21 Heating Element 26 Power Supply Unit 27 Water Absorption Tube SW Power Switch M Motor P Pump

Claims (3)

  Case, water storage body provided inside the case, heating element for heating the water storage body, power supply means for supplying power to the heating element, a pump, a motor for driving the pump, a power source for the motor, and a pump An intestinal irrigator comprising a water absorption tube that hangs down toward the water storage body and a water guide tube for sending hot water pumped up by a pump to the insertion portion at the tip.   A main body case, a case comprising a lid case detachably mounted on the main body case, a water storage body provided inside the main body case, a heating element for heating the water storage body, and a power supply means for supplying power to the heating body A pump provided inside the lid case, a motor for driving the pump, a power source for the motor, a water absorption tube hanging from the pump toward the reservoir, and hot water pumped up by the pump at the tip. An intestinal irrigator comprising a water guide tube for feeding to an insertion portion.   The intestinal irrigator according to claim 2, wherein the water reservoir is a metal container, and the heating element is wound around the outer surface of the container.

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