JP5446550B2 - Men's light incontinence pad - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a male light incontinence pad. More specifically, the present invention relates to a light incontinence pad for men that can be continuously worn while the absorbing surface once soiled due to urine leakage is replaced with a clean surface by a simple operation.

Conventionally, as a urine pad for infants or adults such as the elderly and disabled persons, a liquid-permeable top sheet, a liquid-impermeable back sheet, and an absorbent body interposed between a part of both sheets Urine pads equipped with are known.
By using the urine pad so that the surface of the liquid-permeable top sheet is in contact with the skin of the wearer, the urine excreted by the wearer permeates the top sheet and is absorbed by the absorber. The urine is prevented from leaking to the outside by the back sheet that is held and has excellent leakage prevention properties, and various products corresponding to various cases are provided.

  In general, women are said to have more minor incontinence troubles than men, but men may have urge incontinence or urinary incontinence triggered by benign prostatic hyperplasia. In addition, there are various cases such as functional urinary incontinence that does not meet the toilet due to a decline in physical function, and treatment of urine when bedridden due to illness, etc. Is needed.

  As a urine pad specialized for men, a type of urine pad that encapsulates and uses male genitalia has been proposed (see Patent Document 1). Such a male light incontinence pad is, for example, a rectangular urine pad that is molded into a triangle using an adhesive tape or the like and wrapped in a male genitalia, so that it is used on disposable diapers, or simply on clothing or diapers. Compared with the urine pad used by being placed, the contact area between the urine and the skin of the wearer can be reduced.

  Moreover, as another type of light incontinence pad for men, for example, it has an absorbent body disposed between a top sheet and a back sheet, and in the longitudinal direction (left-right direction) on the outer side (outer edge) of the absorbent body A flap portion is formed along the longitudinal direction of the flap portion, and a cut portion (slit) is formed at a substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction of the flap portion (for example, see Patent Document 2) or a bag shape that has been molded in advance (for example, , See Patent Document 3).

JP-A-8-280727 JP 2001-129002 A JP-A-9-299392

In general, most men's toilets are not equipped with filth bins, and there are very few places to throw away incontinence products when going out. Therefore, in the urine pads described in each of the above-mentioned patent documents, the urine pad is worn for a long time with the absorbent surface once in contact with the skin in contact with the skin, or the dirty pad is replaced with a new pad. Often, you will have to carry a dirty pad.
The present invention has been made to solve the problems of such conventional products, and it is not necessary to continue wearing the surface once soiled due to urine leakage while in contact with the skin for a long time. An object of the present invention is to provide a light incontinence pad for men that can be replaced with a clean absorption surface with a simple operation in a state and can be continuously worn.

  As a result of intensive studies to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors have arrived at the invention of a light incontinence pad for men constructed on the basis of the following technical matters.

(1) A light incontinence pad for men that uses the absorbent sheet portion addressed to male genitals,
It has a center sheet portion and fixed side portions fixed to opposite side portions of the center sheet portion, and is arranged in a stacked manner so that it can be folded from both sides on the center sheet portion with the fixed side portion as a base end. A light incontinence pad for men, comprising a both-side sheet portion comprising a plurality of absorbent sheet portions.

(2) The light incontinence pad for men according to (1), wherein the both side sheet portions are each composed of two absorbent sheet portions.

(3) The male light incontinence pad according to (1), wherein the both side sheet portions are each composed of three absorbent sheet portions.

(4) The absorbent sheet portion in the both side sheet portions has a width narrower than the width of the central sheet portion when folded on the central sheet portion (1) The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of to (3).

(5) In any one of (1) to (4), the surface of the absorbent sheet portion in the both side sheet portions that is at least in contact with the wearer's skin is an absorbent surface. Light incontinence pad for men.

(6) The absorptive sheet part in the both side sheet parts is characterized in that the outer absorbent sheet part is a single-sided absorbent sheet part and the middle absorbent sheet part is a double-sided absorbent sheet part (1) The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of) to (5).
(7) The light incontinence for men according to any one of (1) to (6), wherein the rectangular central sheet part has an absorbent surface on an inner surface where the both side sheet parts are folded. pad.

(8) Each of the absorbent sheet portions in the both side sheet portions has an absorbent surface formed by laminating an absorbent body and a water-permeable sheet covering the absorbent body on one side or both sides of the support sheet. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of (1) to (7).

(9) The absorptive surface of each absorbent sheet portion in the both side sheet portions is the absorber existing region in the central region of each absorbent sheet portion, and surrounds the absorbent region and covers the entire circumference of the absorbent sheet portion. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of (1) to (8), which is a surface on which a band-shaped absorber-free region is formed.

(10) The both side sheet portions of the support sheet in which the length in the width direction of the support sheet is divided into approximately three equal parts by two fold lines to form a center sheet portion and both side sheet portions. And a fixed side part fixed at one side along the two fold lines, and arranged and fixed on the central sheet part of the support sheet so that it can be folded from both sides with the fixed side part as a base end. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of (1) to (9), characterized in that the light incontinence pad is composed of at least one absorbent sheet portion.

(11) The male according to (10), wherein the support sheet has an absorptive surface on which the at least one middle absorbent sheet portion of the both side sheet portions is disposed. Light incontinence pad.
(12) The side sheet portions are temporarily attached so as to be peelable between adjacent absorbent sheet portions in an easily peelable adhesive portion disposed at a peripheral portion of each absorbent sheet portion. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of (1) to (11).
(13) The light incontinence pad for men according to (12), wherein the easily peelable adhesive part is a heat seal adhesive part and / or a hot melt adhesive part.
(14) The light incontinence pad for men according to (13), wherein the easily peelable adhesive portion is a discontinuous adhesive portion.
(15) The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of (1) to (14), characterized in that an outer surface on the clothing side has a joint fixing portion that can be peeled off on the clothing surface.

The light incontinence pad for men of the present invention can close a used absorbent surface at the same time that a used surface once soiled due to urine leakage is replaced with a clean unused absorbent surface with a simple operation while attached. Therefore, it can be worn for a long time, and is particularly suitable as a mild incontinence countermeasure pad for men who live in daily life.
That is, the light incontinence pad for men of the present invention is used by opening its arbitrary absorbent surface, and when the absorbent surface is dirty, it constitutes an absorbent sheet portion having the dirty surface, that is, a side sheet portion. By simply tilting the absorbent sheet part in the direction to close the dirty surface, it is possible to confine the dirty surface and simultaneously open the unused absorbent surface, so that the skin of the wearer is always clean. It is possible to keep the absorbent surface in contact with each other, and it is possible to perform the exchange operation of the dirty surface and the fresh surface while keeping the clothes on without wearing the clothes.

It is a perspective view of the light incontinence pad for men which is one example of the present invention, and is the figure seen from the absorptive surface side in the state where the light incontinence pad was partially opened. It is the perspective view seen from the back side (opposite side of an absorptive surface) in the state where the light incontinence pad for men of FIG. 1 was partially opened. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a cross-section of a male light incontinence pad of one embodiment of the present invention formed from a single absorbent sheet. 1 is a schematic view showing a cross section of a side sheet. FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state where a first use surface is opened in one use example of the male light incontinence pad of FIG. 1. FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state in which the first use surface shown in FIG. 5 is closed and a second use surface composed of unused absorption surfaces is opened. FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the state of the first and second use surfaces different from the use example of the male light incontinence pad shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state of a first use surface and a second use surface different from the method of using the male light incontinence pad shown in FIGS. 5, 6, and 7. It is the perspective view which looked at the state which opened the light incontinence pad for men partially which has the structure where the absorbent sheet part of 3 layers is laminated | stacked and arrange | positioned from the both sides sheet part from the absorbent surface side. FIG. 10 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the state of the first to third use surfaces of the male light incontinence pad of FIG. 9. FIG. 10 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state of the first to third use surfaces of the male light incontinence pad of FIG. 9 different from FIG. 10. It is a perspective view which shows the method of forming the 2nd use surface from the 1st use surface in the state temporarily attached between each absorptive sheet part in a both-sides sheet | seat part.

  Hereinafter, the male incontinence pad for men of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is included in the technical scope defined by the invention-specific matters described in the claims. The light incontinence pads for men are widely included, and are not limited to the following embodiments.

[Light incontinence pad for men]
The male incontinence pad for men of the present invention can be suitably used as a light incontinence pad for mild incontinence by men who live in daily life. Specifically, a center sheet portion and the center sheet A side sheet portion having a plurality of absorbent sheet portions fixed to one side portion in a laminated state in both side regions of the portion, and the fixed side portion to which the one side portion is fixed The individual absorbent sheet portions are formed by folding the individual absorbent sheet portions forming the side sheet portions toward the central sheet portion side, folding the both side sheets together, or opening them sequentially from the folded state. It has a structure that makes it possible to form a new absorbent surface by combining unused absorbent surfaces.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the light incontinence pad 1 for men according to the present invention includes a rectangular central sheet portion 2 and a central sheet portion 2 on both sides of the central sheet portion 2 with a fixed side portion 4 as a base end. The side sheet part 3 made up of two absorbent sheet parts 3a and 3b and the other side sheet part 3 made up of 3c and 3d are arranged so as to be folded from both sides and overlapped with each other. And have.
In the case of the male light incontinence pad 1 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, one side sheet portion 3 consisting of an inner absorbent sheet portion 3a, an outer absorbent sheet portion 3b, and an inner absorbent sheet Part 3c and the other side sheet part 3 consisting of the outer absorbent sheet part 3d are, on the one hand, the outer absorbent sheet part 3b and the middle absorbent sheet part 3a, and on the other hand, the outer absorbent sheet part 3d. In a state where the middle absorbent sheet portions 3c are laminated, the fixed side portion 4 is formed by being joined and integrated with both side edges of the central sheet portion 2 at each one side portion.

The entire peripheral edge portion of each absorbent sheet portion surrounds the absorber existence region 5 (inside the broken line) and forms a belt-like absorber absence region 6 (outside the broken line).
As shown in FIG. 2, the male light incontinence pad 1 has a fixing joint 10 for fixing to the wearer's clothing so as not to shift to the back side.

FIG. 3 shows a light incontinence pad 1 for men according to the present invention formed by folding a single absorbent sheet.
It is a schematic diagram showing a cross-sectional structure.
In FIG. 3, the male light incontinence pad 1 includes a middle absorbent sheet portion 3a, an outer absorbent sheet portion 3b, and a middle side in the side sheet portions 3 of the male light incontinence pad 1 shown in FIGS. Both side sheet portions 3, 3 having an absorbent sheet portion 3c and an outer absorbent sheet portion 3d are formed from an absorbent body 5 ′ and a water-permeable sheet 5 ″ covering the absorbent body on one surface of the wide rectangular support sheet 8. The absorbent sheet in which the absorber existing region 5 is arranged at intervals as shown in (1) of FIG. 3 is repeated by alternately repeating valley folds and mountain folds as shown in (2) of FIG. , Formed on both sides of the central sheet portion 2. 3, the folding pieces 3b ′ formed on both sides of the central sheet portion 2 ′ corresponding to the central sheet portion 2 in FIGS. 1 and 2 are 3b, and 3a ′ is the medium side absorbability of the side sheet portion 3. It corresponds to the sheet portion 3a, 3b ′ corresponds to the outer absorbent sheet portion 3b of the side sheet portion 3, but the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a ′ has the folding pieces 3a ₁ and 3a ₂ as the central sheet portion 2 ′. It is formed from the two sheet | seat integrally joined by the junction part 4 'to the side edge part.

Similarly, the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c ′ is formed of two sheets obtained by joining and integrating the folded pieces 3c ₁ and 3c ₂ to the side edges of the central sheet portion 2 ′ at the joint portion 4 ′.
Although FIG. 3 shows an example in which the male light incontinence pad is formed from one sheet, it may be composed of a plurality of sheets. As shown in (1) of FIG. 4, after the first sheet is valley-folded to form the central sheet portion 2 and the outer absorbent sheet portion 3b, the second sheet is placed inside the valley-folded portion. By fixing, the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a is formed, and the side sheet portion 3 is obtained. In (2) of FIG. 4, after the first sheet is valley-folded to form the central sheet portion 2 and the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a, the second sheet is fixed to the outside of the valley-folded portion. Thereby, the outer side absorptive sheet | seat part 3b is formed, and the side sheet | seat part 3 is obtained. In (3) of FIG. 4, the side sheet | seat part 3 is obtained by fixing the center sheet | seat part 2, the intermediate | middle absorbent sheet part 3a, and the outer side absorbent sheet part 3b with three separate sheets, respectively. The other side sheet portion 3 can also be formed by using one sheet or (1) to (3) in FIG. 4, and the both side sheets are obtained by the above combination.

In the middle absorbent sheet portions 3a ′ and 3c ′ that are the double-sided absorbent surfaces, the opposing support sheets 8 may be left in a non-bonded state, or by continuous or intermittent coupling means. It may be joined.
Further, 'the 3a ₁ side of, 3c' middle side absorbent sheet portion 3a to 3c ₁ side of, by laminating a surface material exhibiting skin comfort primarily responsible Align the center seat portion 2 faces the absorption at incontinence By doing so, the inner sheet surface can also be made into a comfortable inner surface. In this case, the urine absorption function is mainly performed by the absorptive inner surface of the central sheet portion. However, if the surface material is a liquid permeable material, the 3a ₁ side and the 3c ₁ side when the amount of urine during incontinence is large. Both surface and absorbency can be expected. Examples of the highly comfortable surface material include a mesh sheet (nonwoven fabric, film, cloth).

5-8 is a figure explaining the usage method of the light incontinence pad for men which has the basic structure shown by FIG.1 and FIG.2.
In FIG. 5, the light incontinence pad 1 for men has a middle absorbent sheet portion 3a whose both sides are absorbent surfaces on both sides of the central sheet portion 2 whose inner side is an absorbent surface, and an inner side surface which is an absorbent surface. One side sheet portion 3 composed of the outer absorbent sheet portion 3b, the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c whose both surfaces are absorbent surfaces, and the other composed of the outer absorbent sheet portion 3d whose inner surface is an absorbent surface. It consists of a side sheet portion 3.
The male light incontinence pad 1 is attached to the wearer with the side sheet portions 3 and 3 being opened. The wearer's skin is brought into contact with the inner absorbent surfaces of the middle absorbent sheet portions 3a and 3c of the side sheet portions 3 and 3 and the inner absorbent surface of the central sheet portion 2, and the first incontinence urine. Absorbing surface is formed.

After being used for the first time, as shown in FIG. 6, the middle absorbent sheet part 3 c of one side sheet part 3 is folded on the absorbent surface of the central sheet part, Folding the middle absorbent sheet part 3a of the other side sheet part 3 to confine all of the first absorbent surface, the outer absorbent sheet parts 3b and 3d of the newly exposed both side sheet parts The unused absorbent surface formed by the inner absorbent surface and the unused absorbent surface of the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a of the side sheet portion 3 that is finally folded and positioned on the central sheet portion 2 Is brought into contact with the wearer's skin and used for the second time.
In the case of forming the second use surface, in FIG. 6, the middle absorbent sheet portion 3 c of one side sheet portion 3 is first folded on the central absorbent sheet portion 2 and then the other side portion. Although the aspect which folds up the middle side absorptive sheet part 3a of the sheet part 3 was shown, let the sheet | seat folded up on the center sheet | seat part 2 surface first be the middle side absorptive sheet part 3a of the other side sheet part 3. Of course, it is possible.

7 and 8 show a method of forming the first and second absorbent surfaces different from the method of forming and using the first and second absorbent surfaces shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. FIG.
In FIG. 7, the light incontinence pad 1 for men is formed by folding the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c of one side sheet portion 3 on the inner absorbent surface of the central sheet portion 2, and the other side sheet thereon. The inner side absorbent sheet part 3a of the part 3 is folded, the inner absorbent surface of the outer side absorbent sheet part 3b of the one side sheet part 3, and the middle side absorbent sheet part 3a of the one outer sheet part 3 The first use surface shown in FIG. 7 (1) is formed by the outer absorbent surface and the inner absorbent surface of the outer absorbent sheet portion 3d of the other side sheet portion 3. After using the first use surface, the middle absorbent sheet portions 3a and 3c folded on the central sheet portion 2 are caused, and FIG. As shown, the unused sheets inside the middle absorbent sheet portions 3a and 3c on the side sheet portions 3 and 3 are used. Second round of use surface to expose the non-absorbing surface of the absorbing surface and the center seat part 2 inside surface is formed.
In the case of forming the first use surface, FIG. 7 shows a mode in which the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c of one side sheet portion 3 is first folded on the central absorbent sheet portion 2. Of course, the sheet folded on the surface of the central sheet portion 2 may be the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a of the other side sheet portion 3.

In the case of FIG. 8, the male light incontinence pad 1 is formed by folding the middle absorbent sheet portion 3 a of one side sheet portion 3 on the inner absorbent surface of the central sheet portion 2, 3 is formed by the inner absorbent surface of the outer absorbent sheet portion 3b, the outer absorbent surface of the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a, and the inner absorbent surface of the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c of the other side sheet portion 3. After the first use surface shown in FIG. 8 (1) is formed and the first use surface is used, the side sheet portion folded on the central sheet portion 2 is used. 8 (2), the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a of the other side sheet portion 3 is folded on the central sheet portion 2 that is exposed after the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a is exposed. The unused absorbent surface on the inside of the middle absorbent sheet portion 3a of one side sheet portion 3 and the other An unabsorbed surface composed of the outer absorbent surface of the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c of the side sheet portion 3 and the inner absorbent surface of the outer absorbent sheet portion 3d of the other side sheet portion 3 is exposed. A second use surface is formed.
In the case of FIG. 8 as well, when the first use surface is formed, it is of course possible that the sheet that is folded on the surface of the central sheet portion 2 first is the middle absorbent sheet portion 3c of the other side sheet portion 3. It is.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the male incontinence pad 1 for men according to the present invention has two layers (3a, 3e and 3c, 3f) of the middle absorbent sheet portions on both side sheet portions 3, 3 respectively. Is also possible. In this case, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, by changing the folding method of each middle absorbent sheet portion of the side sheet portion, the outer absorbent sheet portions in the both side sheet portions 3 and 3, each middle The first to third use surfaces can be configured by various combinations of the side absorbent sheet portion and the central sheet portion.

  Furthermore, although it is possible to make a laminate having a large number of double-sided absorptive surfaces and a middle absorbent sheet portion, it is not preferable to continue wearing for a long time including the used surfaces. Since it is desirable to avoid being bulky, the side sheet portions 3 and 3 include one or two layers of a middle absorbent sheet portion that can secure a use surface that can handle one day of light incontinence. It is preferable.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 9, it is preferable to make the corner | angular part of the side which contacts the wearer's skin in the absorptive sheet | seat of the both sides sheet | seat parts 3 and 3 of the light incontinence pad for men into a gentle shape with roundness. .
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 12, the both side sheet | seat parts 3 and 3 in the light incontinence pad 1 for men are between the outer side absorbent sheet part which comprises this side sheet | seat part 3 and 3, and an inner side absorbent sheet part. It is also possible to bond (temporarily attach) the inner absorbent sheet portions to each other by the easily peelable bonding portion 7. When the sheet portion is sequentially peeled from the integrated state by such temporary wearing to form the first use surface to the third use surface shown in each drawing, the wearer's operation at the time of wearing Therefore, it is expected that the sheet in use moves and the surface of the unused sheet is exposed to suppress the occurrence of contamination.

Hereinafter, the material used for the light incontinence pad for men of the present invention will be described.
[Absorbent sheet]
The light incontinence pad for men of the present invention includes an absorbent sheet as a member having a function of absorbing and holding urine excreted by the wearer. This absorbent sheet is formed by laminating a plurality of sheets with the absorbent body sandwiched between them. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the absorbent body 5 ′ and the support sheet 8 are water permeable (liquid permeable). It is preferable to sandwich and integrate them between the sheets 5 ″.

[Water-permeable sheet]
A water-permeable sheet is a sheet | seat arrange | positioned on the inner surface of an absorptive sheet, ie, the surface of the side in contact with a wearer's skin.
This water-permeable sheet is to pass the excreted urine quickly to the absorber side in the absorbent sheet, and by having the water-permeable sheet, the arranged urine does not leak out of the incontinence pad, It quickly reaches the absorber and is absorbed and retained. If the water-permeable sheet is a sheet having urine permeability, the material of the sheet is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a woven fabric, a nonwoven fabric, and a porous film.
As a more preferable example of the water-permeable sheet, a liquid-permeable nonwoven fabric can be exemplified. By using such a liquid-permeable non-woven fabric, a light incontinence pad for men that has a good touch and has a smooth surface feeling even after liquid absorption can be formed.

  As long as the absorbent surface of the absorbent sheet can perform the function of absorbing urine at the time of incontinence as a whole in the normal usage state of the light incontinence pad, the entire surface of the absorbent sheet is one kind of water permeable. It is not always necessary to use a surface made of a conductive sheet. For example, it is also possible to use a surface combined with another water-permeable sheet material having a function required for a surface in contact with the skin (for example, excellent touch feeling).

[Support sheet]
The support sheet is a sheet that is disposed so as to cover the absorbent body from the outside and supports the absorbent body together with the water-permeable sheet that is disposed so as to cover the inside. In the case of the outer absorbent sheet of the light incontinence pad, the wearer It is a sheet | seat arrange | positioned at the side which faces clothes. The support sheet is a liquid-impermeable sheet through which urine does not permeate so as not to leak urine absorbed by the absorber to the outside of the absorbent sheet, and is permeable under pressure. It is preferable that the sheet is composed of a liquid low-permeability sheet that hardly permeates.

  As said support sheet, the polyethylene film currently used as a liquid-impermeable sheet | seat to a general absorptive product can be mentioned as a suitable example. Such polyethylene films include a moisture-permeable polyethylene film and a non-moisture-permeable polyethylene film, and any film can be used as a support sheet, but a moisture-permeable polyethylene film can be more suitably used. By using such a moisture-permeable polyethylene film as a support sheet, the stuffiness during wearing is reduced, and the comfort when a light incontinence pad is worn can be improved.

Moreover, as a liquid low-permeability sheet | seat mentioned above, a nonwoven fabric with a high water pressure resistance can be mentioned as a suitable example. As the nonwoven fabric with high water pressure resistance, for example, nonwoven fabrics such as SMS (spunbond / meltblown / spunbond) and SMMS (spunbond / meltblown / meltblown / spunbond) are preferable.
Since these non-woven fabrics are obtained by accumulating and bonding hydrophobic synthetic fibers, they may repel urine, but urine may pass when pressure is applied. However, when the men's light incontinence pad of the present invention is used as a light incontinence pad for mild incontinence by men who operate daily life, since the amount of urine at the time of incontinence is small, such liquid low permeability Even an adhesive sheet can be sufficiently used as an outer sheet. Thereby, air permeability can be further improved as compared with the case where the above-described polyethylene film is used, and the comfort when the light incontinence pad is worn can be further improved.

  The water pressure resistance is a numerical value representing the performance (waterproofness) that suppresses the force applied to the moisture that is going to soak into the fabric constituting the sheet. For example, in JIS L 1092 water resistance test A method It can be measured by a compliant method. In the light incontinence pad for men of the present invention, the water pressure resistance is 40 mmAq. The above nonwoven fabrics can be mentioned, and the water pressure resistance is 100 mmAq. The above nonwoven fabric can be used suitably.

  Furthermore, as the support sheet, a sheet obtained by laminating the polyethylene film and the nonwoven fabric having a high water pressure resistance may be used. By configuring in this way, when the light incontinence pad for men is replaced or worn, the outer sheet and the wearer's underwear rub against each other, or when the outer sheet is touched, it is difficult for the wearer to make noise. It can be worn safely without worrying about eyes and ears.

〔Absorber〕
As an absorber, the absorber currently used for the general absorptive product can be used. For example, as an absorbent material constituting the absorber, fluff pulp obtained by pulverizing wood pulp into a cotton shape and a highly water-absorbing resin (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “SAP”) can be cited as preferred examples.
If necessary, in order to wrap the absorbent material, a water absorbent paper or a hydrophilic nonwoven fabric may be further included. That is, it can be set as the absorber which wraps the absorbent material containing fluff pulp and SAP with the above-mentioned water-absorbent paper or a non-woven fabric hydrophilized.

  In the light incontinence pad for men of the present invention, as long as it is for light incontinence use to cope with a very small amount of water absorption, the absorber does not require a large amount of absorption, so the incontinence pad can be made thinner. In order to meet these needs, the absorbent body and one of the sheets sandwiching the absorbent body can be configured integrally. For example, by directly fixing SAP on the above-described SMS nonwoven fabric or SMMS nonwoven fabric, and further covering the surface with the above absorbent paper or nonwoven fabric for wrapping, the absorbent body and the back sheet are integrated, and one sheet having both functions It may be used as a water absorbing sheet. An SAP sheet in which only SAP is sandwiched between hydrophilic nonwoven fabrics can also be used.

  The arrangement state of the absorber is not particularly limited, and may be arranged continuously over the entire sheet, or may be divided and arranged at a predetermined interval, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. Thus, it is preferable to make the outer peripheral edge area | region of an absorbent sheet into the strip | belt-shaped area | region where the absorber is not arrange | positioned.

[Adhesive part for fixing]
The male light incontinence pad of the present invention may further have an adhesive portion for fixing the light incontinence pad on the inside of the wearer's underwear on the outer surface side of the outer absorbent sheet. The fixing adhesive portion (for example, reference numeral 10 in FIG. 2) is for attaching and detaching a male light incontinence pad to clothes or a diaper in a detachable manner. By arranging such an adhesive portion, it is possible to prevent the position of the male light incontinence pad from being displaced after mounting. As an adhesion part, a double-sided adhesive tape, a mechanical fastener, etc. can be mentioned.
As for the size and position of the bonding part, the light incontinence pad for men can be fixed to the inner surface of clothing, diapers, etc., and a binding strength that can prevent misalignment of the light incontinence pad for men is obtained. There is no particular limitation as long as it can be used.

Moreover, such an adhesive part may further include an adhesive part protective tape disposed so as to cover the surface of the adhesive part. By comprising in this way, it can prevent effectively that the adhesion part of the state before use adheres to an unnecessary location. The adhesive part protective tape can be formed of a tape made of a material that can be peeled off from the adhesive part.
There is no restriction | limiting in particular about the material of an adhesion part protection tape, According to the kind of adhesion part, it can select suitably, What is necessary is just to adhere | attach to an adhesion part so that peeling is possible.

[Others]
The light incontinence pad for men according to the present invention is preferably mounted so that the fixed side portion 4 of the side seat portion shown in FIG. It can also be mounted so that the side 4 is in the lateral direction.
In addition, the light incontinence pad for men of the present invention may be a surface that is an open surface when the absorbent sheet portion is used in both side sheet portions, as long as it is an absorbent surface and is not intended to be used. It is not essential to have an absorbent surface. However, when replacing a used surface with an unused surface, from the viewpoint of relieving anxiety about making the non-absorbent surface a used surface, at least the absorbent sheet portion constituting the side sheet portion is all This surface may be an absorptive surface.

  The male light incontinence pad of the present invention can be used as a male urine pad for incontinence measures. In particular, it can be suitably used as a portable male light incontinence pad for men living in daily life as a measure for mild incontinence.

1: Light incontinence pad for men 2, 2 ': Central seat
3: Side sheet parts 3a, 3a ′, 3c, 3c ′: Middle absorbent sheet parts 3b, 3d: Outer absorbent sheet parts 3a ₁ , 3a ₂ , 3c ₁ , 3c ₂ : Folding piece 4: Fixed side part 5: Absorber presence region 5 ′: Absorber 5 ″: Water-permeable sheet 6: Absorber absence region 7: Easy peelable joint 8: Support sheet 10: Bonding fixing portion

Claims (9)

  A light incontinence pad for men that uses an absorbent sheet portion addressed to a male genitalia, comprising a center sheet portion and fixed side portions fixed to opposite side portions of the center sheet portion, A light incontinence pad for men comprising a plurality of absorbent sheet portions that are arranged in a foldable manner from both sides on a central sheet portion with a fixed side portion as a base end. The absorbent sheet part in the said both-sides sheet part has a width | variety narrower than the width | variety of this center sheet part in the state folded over on the said center sheet part . Light incontinence pad for men. The absorbent sheet part in the both side sheet parts is characterized in that the outermost absorbent sheet part is a single-sided absorbent sheet part and the middle absorbent sheet part is a double-sided absorbent sheet part. 2. A light incontinence pad for men according to 2. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein an inner surface of the central sheet portion on which the both side sheet portions are folded is an absorbent surface. Each of the absorbent sheet portions in the both side sheet portions has an absorbent surface formed by laminating an absorbent body and a water-permeable sheet covering the absorbent body on one or both sides of the support sheet. Item 5. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of Items 1 to 4. The absorptive surface of each absorbent sheet part in the both side sheet parts is a band-shaped absorption that surrounds the absorbent area and surrounds the absorbent sheet part in the center region of each absorbent sheet part. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is a surface on which a body nonexistence region is formed . The said side sheet | seat part is temporarily attached | attached between the absorptive sheet | seat parts adjacent in the easily peelable adhesive part arrange | positioned at the peripheral part of each absorptive sheet | seat part so that peeling is possible. The light incontinence pad for men according to any one of -6. The light incontinence pad for men according to claim 7, wherein the easily peelable adhesive part is a heat seal adhesive part and / or a hot melt adhesive part . 9. The fixing device according to claim 1, further comprising a joint fixing portion that is detachably joined to the clothing surface on at least a part of the clothing side outer surface of the central seat portion and the both side seat portions . Light incontinence pad for men.

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