JP3246453U - Cervical traction pillow - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a cervical traction pillow that can effectively relieve tight neck muscles through a massage device, reduce pressure on the cervical vertebrae, improve neck health, and meet the needs of individual users. [Solution] The pillow comprises a main body 1 and a massage device. The main body 1 includes a support 11, a neck receiving part 12 located at its front end, an opening 13 provided in its side wall, and first side parts 14 located at both opposite ends of the neck receiving part. The support is approximately "<" shaped with one end forming an acute angle, the neck receiving part is approximately "C" curved in cross section, and directly contacts the user's neck, and the massage device is provided inside the main body. The upper and lower surfaces of the support are connected to form an acute angle, so that it conforms to the physiological curve of the human cervical vertebrae, stably supports the neck while maintaining the natural curvature of the cervical vertebrae, and contributes to the health of the neck. [Selected Figure] Fig. 3

Description

This invention relates to the field of traction pillows, and in particular to traction pillows for the cervical spine.

Cervical traction is the main symptom relief measure for treating cervical spondylosis. Effective traction can release pressure on nerves, blood vessels and spinal cord, and quickly relieve the symptoms of cervical spondylosis. Currently, pillows with cervical traction function on the market can provide cervical traction during rest, but they have the following problems. First, users need to use the cervical traction pillow frequently, so the cervical traction pillow is easy to get dirty after repeated use, and is difficult to clean and prone to bacterial growth. Second, the current cervical traction pillow can only move the neck to perform simple traction movements, and cannot accelerate the blood circulation of the cervical vertebrae, so the effect of cervical traction is not good. Therefore, the market is eager to provide a cervical traction pillow that can prevent the cervical traction pillow from getting dirty, and at the same time, accelerate the blood circulation of the cervical vertebrae, enhance the traction effect on the cervical vertebrae, and relieve the fatigue of the cervical vertebrae.

To overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention provides a cervical traction pillow that can effectively prevent the cervical traction pillow from becoming dirty, and at the same time, the cervical traction pillow can accelerate blood circulation in the cervical spine, improve the effect of cervical traction, and relieve fatigue in the cervical spine while traction and exercising the cervical spine.

This invention adopts the following technical solutions to solve the above technical problems.

The cervical traction pillow according to the embodiment of the present invention comprises a main body (1) and a massage device (4). The main body (1) includes a support (11), a neck receiving portion (12) located at the front end of the support (11), an opening (13) provided in the side wall of the neck receiving portion (12), and first side portions (14) located at both opposing ends of the neck receiving portion (12). The support (11) is approximately "<" shaped with one end forming an acute angle, the neck receiving portion (12) is curved with a cross section approximately "C" shaped, and comes into direct contact with the user's neck, and the massage device (4) is provided inside the main body (1).

As an improvement to this utility model, the main body (1) has a plurality of motor housing recesses (15) spaced apart to correspond to the support (11) and the neck receiving portion (12), and the massage device (4) is mounted in each of the motor housing recesses (15) and vibrates the support (11) and the neck receiving portion (12) to achieve a massage function.

As an improvement of this utility model, the massage device (4) is a polarized motor (41) provided with a rotating shaft (411) and an eccentric block (412), and the polarized motor (41) rotates the rotating shaft (411) to drive the eccentric block (412) and continuously strike the inner wall of the motor housing recess (15), vibrating the entire main body (1) and achieving the massage function.

As an improvement to this utility model, it further includes a heating device (2) that is coated on the main body (1), and the heating device (2) is a graphene heating sheet, a carbon fiber heating sheet, or a composite fiber heating sheet.

As an improvement to this utility model, a gap (33) is provided between the upper and lower parts of the neck support part (12) by the opening (13), and the gap (33) adjusts the overall height of the main body part (1) and the support angle with respect to the user's neck.

As an improvement of this utility model, it further comprises a protective cover (3),
The protective cover (3) matches the shape of the main body portion (1) and includes a support portion (32) and a curved portion (33);
A second side portion (34) is formed at both ends of the curved portion (33) in the longitudinal direction, and an opening (341) is formed in the second side portion (34);
The main body portion (1) is received in the protective cover (3) through the opening (341).

As an improvement of this utility model, the protective cover (3) includes an inner layer (321), an outer layer (322) and a first housing cavity (323) located between the inner layer (321) and the outer layer (322), and the heat generating device (2) is mounted in the first housing cavity (323) and extends from one end of the curved portion (33) close to the opening (31) to the end of the support portion (31).

As an improvement to this utility model, the protective cover (3) is further provided with a second housing cavity (35), the second housing cavity (35) completely houses the main body part (1) therein, and the heat generating device (2) is provided between the protective cover (3) and the main body part (1) and is fixed so as to extend from one end close to the opening (13) of the neck receiving part (12) to the acute angle part of the support body (11).

As an improvement to this utility model, the protective cover (3), the heating device (2), and the support (11) are stacked in order from top to bottom.

As an improvement to this utility model, the main body (1) further includes a power supply module (5), which is electrically connected to the heat generating device (2) and the massage device (4) and is used to supply power to the heat generating device (2) and the massage device (4).

As an improvement to this utility model, a temperature control device (6) is further provided that is electrically connected to the heat generating device (2), and the temperature control device (6) controls the surface temperature of the heat generating device (2) by controlling the current passing through the heat generating device (2) using a temperature control switch (61).

As an improvement of this utility model, the protective cover body (3) is electrically connected to the massage device (4) and the heat generating device (2), and further includes a power input section (7) for supplying power to the massage device (4) and the heat generating device (2), and the power input section (7) is provided on one of the second side sections (34) of the protective cover (3).

As an improvement to this utility model, a wireless communication module (8) is further provided that is electrically connected to the temperature control device (6), and the wireless communication module (8) receives a temperature control signal wirelessly to control the surface temperature of the heat generating device (2).

As an improvement to this utility model, the surface of the neck support portion (12) is provided with a number of massage bumps (111), and the main body portion (1) is provided with a power supply housing portion (121) for mounting the power supply module (5).

The present invention has the following beneficial effects. The cervical traction pillow of the present invention comprises a main body and a control device. The main body is an elastic body made of a flexible material, and is mainly composed of an inner layer support. The support is approximately "<" shaped with an acute angle at one end, and is divided into a neck support located at the front end and a sloping back support located behind the neck support. The neck support has a cross section that is approximately "C" shaped and directly contacts the user's neck. The main body further includes side parts located on both opposite sides of the neck support, and a massage device is further provided inside the support, and the control device is connected to the side part of the main body. The cervical traction pillow of the present invention realizes the massage function through the massage device, effectively relaxing the tight neck muscles, relieving the pressure on the cervical vertebrae, improving the health of the neck, and meeting the individualized needs of the user. Moreover, the upper and lower surfaces of the support are connected to form an acute angle. This design conforms to the physiological curve of the human cervical spine, maintaining the natural curvature of the cervical spine while providing stable support for the neck, contributing to cervical health.

In order to more clearly describe the technical aspects of the embodiments of the present invention, the following briefly describes the drawings that need to be used in the description of the embodiments. The drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention, and those skilled in the art can also obtain other drawings based on these drawings without paying creative labor.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the overall configuration of a cervical traction pillow according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the cervical traction pillow shown in FIG. 1 from a different viewing angle. FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the cervical traction pillow according to the present invention; 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along the heating device of the cervical traction pillow according to the present invention; 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along the massage device of the cervical traction pillow of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the cervical traction pillow massage device shown in FIG. 5 in another state.

The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings and examples.
As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, the cervical traction pillow of the present invention mainly comprises a main body 1 and a protective cover 3. The main body 1 mainly comprises an inner layer support 11. The support 11 is approximately "<" shaped with one end forming an acute angle, and includes a neck support 12 located at the front end. The neck support 12 is in direct contact with the user's neck, has a curved cross section of approximately "C", is connected to the support 11, and has an opening 13. The main body 1 further comprises a first side portion 14 located at both opposite ends of the neck support 12. The main body 1 is further provided with a massage device 4. With this structure, the cervical traction pillow of the present invention can realize the massage function through the massage device 4, effectively relax the tight neck muscles, relieve the pressure on the cervical vertebrae, improve the health of the neck, and meet the personalized needs of the user. Moreover, the upper and lower surfaces of the support 11 are connected to form an acute angle. This design conforms to the physiological curve of the human cervical spine, maintaining the natural curvature of the cervical spine while providing stable support for the neck, contributing to cervical health.

As shown in Figs. 5 and 6, in this embodiment, a plurality of motor housing recesses 15 are provided at intervals inside the support 11 and the neck support 12 of the main body 1. A massage device 4 is attached inside each motor housing recess 15. The massage device 4 realizes the massage function of the cervical traction pillow by vibrating the support 11 and the neck support 12. Specifically, the massage device 4 is a polarized motor 41 provided with a rotating shaft 411 and an eccentric block 412. The polarized motor 41 rotates the rotating shaft 411 to drive the eccentric block 412, which constantly strikes the inner wall of the motor housing recess 15, and the polarized motor 41 vibrates the entire main body 1 to realize the massage function.

Preferably, to vibrate the main body 1 and achieve the massage function, the polarized motor 41 rotates the rotating shaft 411 to move the eccentric block 412 and constantly strike the inner wall of the motor housing recess 15.

More specifically, with the above configuration, when the polarized motor 41 is started, the rotating shaft 411 starts to rotate, and the eccentric block 412 rotates in conjunction with the rotating shaft 411, constantly striking the inner wall of the motor accommodating recess 15, causing the main body 1 to constantly vibrate, thereby realizing the massage function of the cervical traction pillow. After the user places his neck on the cervical traction pillow, under the action of the polarized motor 41, the main body 1 vibrates to accelerate the blood circulation of the user's cervical spine, improve the effect of cervical traction, effectively relieve the fatigue of the cervical spine, and achieve the functions of massage and relaxation. As shown in FIG. 3, a plurality of massage bumps 111 are provided on the surface of the neck support 12. The massage bumps 111 can better massage the user's neck. As a modification, a plurality of magnetic stones may be provided on the surface of the neck support 12 instead of these massage bumps 111. The magnetic stones can massage the user's neck with the vibration of the main body 1, or make the user's neck feel cool.

As shown in FIG. 4, in this embodiment, the cervical traction pillow further includes a heating device 2 coated on the main body 1. With the above configuration, when a user uses the cervical traction pillow to traction the cervical vertebrae, the heating device 2 transfers heat to the user's cervical vertebrae, accelerating blood circulation in the user's cervical vertebrae, enhancing the traction effect on the cervical vertebrae, and relieving fatigue in the cervical vertebrae.

In this embodiment, an opening 13 is formed in one side wall along the length of the neck support 12. The opening 13 forms a gap 131 between the upper and lower parts of the neck support 12. Specifically, the gap 131 adjusts the angle and distance between the upper and lower parts of the neck support 12, thereby adjusting the overall height of the main body 1 and the support angle relative to the user's neck. As a result, when the user places his or her neck on the neck support 12, the neck support 12 and the support 11 automatically adjust the height and support angle of the support 11 according to the weight and size of the user's head, and traction is performed on the user's cervical vertebrae at the most appropriate angle.

In this embodiment, the heating device 2 is attached to the upper surfaces of the support 11 and the neck support portion 12. Heat from the heating device 2 is transmitted to the user's cervical vertebrae, accelerating blood circulation in the user's cervical vertebrae, enhancing the traction effect on the cervical vertebrae, relieving fatigue in the cervical vertebrae, and providing comfort to the user.

As shown in Figs. 1 to 4, the protective cover 3 of the cervical traction pillow according to the present invention matches the shape of the main body 1, is an elastic body made of a flexible material, and includes a support part 32 and a curved part 33. An opening 31 is formed on one side of the curved part 33. The opening 31 also forms a gap 131 in the curved part 33. In addition, a second side part 34 (see Fig. 2) is formed on both ends in the longitudinal direction of the curved part 33. The second side part 34 is provided with an opening 341 and a fastener 342 that can move along the edge of the opening 341 (see Fig. 3). The main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow is accommodated in the protective cover 3 through the opening 341 of the protective cover 3.

After wrapping the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow with the protective cover 3, the fastener 342 is pulled to close the opening 341. This allows the protective cover 3 to tightly cover the main body 1. The support 11 is accommodated in the protective cover 3 in a position corresponding to the rear part (support part 32) of the curved part 33, and the neck support part 12 is accommodated in the curved part 33. In this case, the heating device 2 is attached so as to be sandwiched between the upper surface of the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow and the upper layer of the curved part 33 of the protective cover 3. Moreover, the heating device 2 is fixed so as to extend from the front end of the neck support part 12 to the acute angle part of the support 11. The heat from the heating device 2 is transmitted to the user's cervical vertebrae through the upper layer of the protective cover 3, accelerating blood circulation in the user's cervical vertebrae, enhancing the traction effect on the cervical vertebrae, and relieving fatigue in the cervical vertebrae, thereby providing comfort to the user.

As shown in Figs. 1 to 3, a power cord is provided on the second side portion 34 on one side of the protective cover 3 of the cervical traction pillow. One end of the power cord is electrically connected to the main body portion 1 of the cervical traction pillow via the power input portion 7. The other end of the power cord is electrically connected to the connection port of a mobile power source or other charging outlet via a USB connector 71 to obtain electrical energy. The USB connector 71 may be a Type-C connector 71 or other types of connection parts. The power cord is further provided with a temperature control device 6. The upper surface of the temperature control device 6 is provided with several function buttons, a power switch, an indicator lamp, and the like. The user controls or adjusts the on/off of the massage device 4 of the cervical traction pillow, the vibration speed and vibration strength of the main body portion 1, and the surface temperature of the heating device 2, and the like, via these function buttons, etc.

As can be seen from the above description, the protective cover 3 can be easily attached and detached to the main body 1, so that after the protective cover 3 becomes soiled, the user can open the fastener 342 and easily remove the protective cover 3 from the main body 1. Then, after cleaning the protective cover 3, the protective cover 3 can be reattached to the main body 1. In other words, with the above configuration, by covering the surface of the main body 1 with the protective cover 3, not only is it possible to effectively prevent the surface of the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow from becoming soiled, but it is also possible to prevent the proliferation of bacteria due to the cervical traction pillow.

Also, as shown in FIG. 4, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the protective cover 3 includes an inner layer 321, an outer layer 322, and a receiving cavity 323 located between the inner layer 321 and the outer layer 322. The heating device 2 is mounted in the receiving cavity 323 and extends from one end close to the opening 31 of the curved portion 33 to the end of the support portion 31. The protective cover 3 is further provided with a second receiving cavity 35, and the main body 1 is completely received in the second receiving cavity 35. When the user uses the cervical traction pillow to traction the cervical vertebrae, the heating device 2 releases heat and transfers it to the user's cervical vertebrae through the outer layer 322, accelerating the blood circulation of the user's cervical vertebrae, enhancing the traction effect on the cervical vertebrae, and relieving fatigue of the cervical vertebrae.

In addition, in this embodiment, the protective cover 3, the heat generating device 2, and the main body 1 are stacked in sequence. This allows the user to avoid direct contact with the heat source, providing the user with a safer and more comfortable experience.

As shown in FIG. 4, a power supply module 5 is provided on the side of the support 11 of the cervical traction pillow, which is electrically connected to the heating device 2 and the massage device 4 and supplies power to the heating device 2 and the massage device 4. The power supply module 5 is connected to the power input unit 7 and obtains power from the outside. The power supply module 5 may be a lithium battery or another type of battery. Preferably, the power supply module 5 is a rechargeable lithium battery.

The side of the support 11 or the neck support 12 is provided with a power supply housing 121 for mounting the power supply module 5. With this structure, the power supply input section 7 can not only supply power to the heating device 2 and the massage device 4, but also charge the power supply module 5. In other words, the heating device 2 and the massage device 4 of the cervical traction pillow can be powered by the city tram, and can also obtain electrical energy from the power supply module 5. When the city tram supply is interrupted or the user goes out carrying the cervical traction pillow covered with the protective cover 3, the heating function of the heating device 2 of the cervical traction pillow and the massaging function of the massage device 4 can be enjoyed at any time by supplying power to the heating device 2 and the massage device 4 through the power supply module 5.

In this embodiment, the cervical traction pillow further includes a temperature control device 6 electrically connected to the heating device 2. The temperature control device 6 is used to control the surface temperature of the heating device 2. Specifically, the temperature control device 6 controls the surface temperature of the heating device 2 by controlling the current passing through the heating device 2 with a temperature control switch. The heating device 2 may be made of a self-heating material.

In a preferred embodiment, the aforementioned cervical traction pillow further includes a wireless communication module 8 electrically connected to the temperature control device 6. This wireless communication module 8 receives a temperature control signal wirelessly to control the surface temperature of the heating device 2. With this configuration, the user can control the surface temperature of the heating device 2 through the temperature control switch 61. Moreover, since the wireless communication module 8 is provided, the user can transmit a temperature control signal to the temperature control device 6 through a mobile terminal device such as a remote control or a mobile phone to realize the function of remote wireless temperature control.

In this embodiment, the neck support portion 12 of the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow and the curved portion 33 of the protective cover 3 are both roughly "C" shaped, so they fit the physiological curve of the human cervical spine and are aesthetically pleasing.

As shown in FIG. 2, the protective cover 3 is attached to cover the surface of the main body 1 by an opening 341 located on one of the two second side portions 34. One end of the opening 304 is provided with a fastener 342 for opening or closing it. This allows the user to use the opening 304 to cover the entire surface of the main body 1 with the protective cover 3, and then pull the fastener 342 to close the opening 304 and prevent the protective cover 3 from coming off the surface of the main body 1. This structure makes it easy to attach and detach the protective cover 3 to and from the main body, and also makes it convenient for the user to replace and wash the protective cover 3.

Furthermore, since the heating device 2 is detachable from the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow, when the main body 1 of the cervical traction pillow is damaged or aged and needs to be replaced, the opening 341 is opened using the fastener 342, and the protective cover 3 together with the heating device 2 is removed from the damaged main body 1, and the protective cover 3 with the heating device 2 is placed on the main body 1 of a new cervical traction pillow, realizing the reuse of the protective cover 3 and the heating device 2, which not only reduces the user's usage costs but is also more environmentally friendly.

In this embodiment, the heating device 2 is a graphene heating sheet, a carbon fiber heating sheet, or a composite fiber heating sheet. Since the heating device 2 is a graphene heating sheet, a carbon fiber heating sheet, or a composite fiber heating sheet, compared with commercially available metal heating yarns, it generates heat immediately when electricity is applied, does not need to be preheated, has high heating efficiency, is uniformly heated, and quickly releases heat to transmit it to the support 11 and the neck support 12 to heat the user's cervical vertebrae. Here, the composite fiber heating sheet is made of metal fiber heating yarns, the main components of which are iron, steel, nickel, etc. When making it, the metal is converted into a thread-like shape through a special technique, and twisted to form a rope. As for the carbon fiber heating yarn components, 99% is carbon, and its electric heat principle is mainly that electric ions are generated after electricity is applied, and the electric ions collide with each other to form thermal energy.

The above are one or more embodiments provided according to the specific contents, and the specific implementation of this utility model is not considered to be limited to these descriptions. Anything that is close/similar to the method, structure, etc. of this utility model, or that is obtained by making some technical inferences or substitutions under the premise of the concept of this utility model, should be considered within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims (14)

A cervical traction pillow comprising a main body (1) and a massage device (4),
The main body 1 includes a support (11), a neck receiving portion (12) located at the front end of the support (11), an opening (13) provided in a side wall of the neck receiving portion (12), and first side portions (14) located at both opposing ends of the neck receiving portion (12), and the support (11) is substantially in the shape of the letter "<" with one end forming an acute angle,
The neck support portion (12) has a cross section curved in a substantially "C" shape and comes into direct contact with the user's neck.
The cervical traction pillow is characterized in that the massage device (4) is provided inside the main body (1). The main body (1) has a plurality of motor accommodating recesses (15) spaced apart from each other in correspondence with the support (11) and the neck receiving portion (12),
The cervical traction pillow according to claim 1, characterized in that the massage device (4) is mounted in each of the motor accommodating recesses (15) and vibrates the support body (11) and the neck receiving portion (12) to achieve a massage function. The cervical traction pillow according to claim 2, characterized in that the massage device (4) is a polarized motor (41) provided with a rotating shaft (411) and an eccentric block (412), and the polarized motor (41) rotates the rotating shaft (411) to drive the eccentric block (412) and continuously strike the inner wall of the motor housing recess (15), vibrating the entire main body (1) to achieve the massage function. The cervical traction pillow according to claim 1, further comprising a heating device (2) coated on the main body (1), the heating device (2) being a graphene heating sheet, a carbon fiber heating sheet or a composite fiber heating sheet. The cervical traction pillow according to claim 1, characterized in that a gap (33) is provided between the upper and lower parts of the neck support part (12) by the opening (13), and the gap (33) adjusts the overall height of the main body part (1) and the support angle with respect to the user's neck. The cervical traction pillow further includes a protective cover (3);
The protective cover (3) matches the shape of the main body portion (1) and includes a support portion (32) and a curved portion (33);
A second side portion (34) is formed at both ends of the curved portion (33) in the longitudinal direction, and an opening (341) is formed in the second side portion (34);
The cervical traction pillow according to claim 1, characterized in that the main body portion (1) is received in the protective cover (3) through the opening (341). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 6, characterized in that the protective cover (3) includes an inner layer (321), an outer layer (322), and a first housing cavity (323) located between the inner layer (321) and the outer layer (322), and the heating device (2) is mounted in the first housing cavity (323) and extends from one end of the curved portion (33) close to the opening (31) to the end of the support portion (31). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 7, characterized in that the protective cover (3) is further provided with a second accommodation cavity (35), the second accommodation cavity (35) completely accommodates the main body part (1) therein, and the heating device (2) is provided between the protective cover (3) and the main body part (1) and is fixed so as to extend from one end close to the opening (13) of the neck receiving part (12) to the acute angle part of the support body (11). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 4, characterized in that the protective cover (3), the heating device (2) and the support (11) are stacked in order from top to bottom. The cervical traction pillow according to claim 1, characterized in that the main body (1) further comprises a power supply module (5), the power supply module (5) is electrically connected to the heating device (2) and the massage device (4) and is used to supply power to the heating device (2) and the massage device (4). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 4, further comprising a temperature control device (6) electrically connected to the heating device (2), the temperature control device (6) controlling the surface temperature of the heating device (2) by controlling the current passing through the heating device (2) with a temperature control switch (61). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 6, characterized in that the protective cover body (3) is electrically connected to the massage device (4) and the heating device (2), and further includes a power input section (7) for supplying power to the massage device (4) and the heating device (2), and the power input section (7) is provided on one of the second side sections (34) of the protective cover (3). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 11, further comprising a wireless communication module (8) electrically connected to the temperature control device (6), the wireless communication module (8) receiving a temperature control signal wirelessly to control the surface temperature of the heating device (2). The cervical traction pillow according to claim 10, characterized in that the surface of the neck support portion (12) is provided with a plurality of massage bumps (111), and the main body portion (1) is provided with a power supply housing portion (121) for mounting the power supply module (5).

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