JPH05103812A - Napkin for piles - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent slippage and to eliminate the pain caused by the rubbing with the affected part by forming a thin almost flat napkin main body formed so as to be capable of covering the outer surface of the affected part of piles from an absorbable flexible sheet like material and bonding the central part of a self-adhesive tape to the outer surface of the main body to allow both end parts of the tape to protrude from the main body. CONSTITUTION:A mesh sheet 11 having water repellency, an absorbing sheet 12 and a water-repellent sheet 13 holding air permeability are successively superposed one upon another. Next, the peripheral edge of the water-repellent sheet 13 is folded back to form a folded back part 14 with predetermined width to the inside peripheral edge part of a napkin main body 1 and the peripheral edges of the sheets 11, 12 are wrapped in the water-repellent sheet 13. Subsequently, the central part 21 of a self-adhesive tape 2 is bonded to the outside almost central part of the sheet 13 and the front and rear end parts 22, 23 thereof are extended to the outside of the napkin main body 1. The inner surface of this napkin A for piles is bonded to the outer surface of the affected part under pressure and the front and rear end parts 22, 23 of the self-adhesive tape 2 are respectively bonded to the front and rear parts of the peripheral edge of the affected part to fix the napkin main body 1 to the affected part in a pressed state.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hemorrhoidal napkin.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in order to protect the affected area of hemorrhoids from rubbing and irritation with underwear, etc., and to prevent bleeding and secretions from leaking to the outside and contaminating clothes, etc., gauze and cotton wool are affected. I used to push it against my skin and use women's sanitary products.

[0003]

However, the above-mentioned gauze, absorbent cotton, sanitary products, etc. do not have the function of fixing them to the outer surface of the affected area, and thus they are liable to be displaced, so that they may rub against the affected area to promote pain. Also, there is a drawback that the action of preventing bleeding and leakage of secretions is lost.

The above-mentioned sanitary products are difficult to use because they are too large for hemorrhoids.

[0005]

According to the present invention, a thin, substantially flat napkin body is formed by a flexible absorbent sheet so that the outer surface of the affected area of the hemorrhoid can be covered, and the inner surface of the main body is in contact with the affected area. In addition to stretching a flexible water-repellent mesh sheet, the outer surface of the napkin body is covered with a flexible water-repellent sheet, and the central portion of the adhesive tape is attached to the outer surface of the water-repellent sheet, and both ends of the tape are attached. When protruding the portion from the napkin body, when the inner surface of the napkin body is pressure-bonded to the affected area of hemorrhoids, the protruding portion of the tape is attached to the skin around the affected area, and the napkin body is configured to be fixed to the outer surface of the affected area. It is intended to provide a napkin for hemorrhoids.

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 and 2 show a hemorrhoidal napkin A according to the present invention. The hemorrhoidal napkin A is a napkin body 1
And the adhesive tape 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the napkin body 1 has a substantially oval shape in plan view with a front end edge having a large diameter and a rear end edge having a small diameter in a substantially semi-arcuate shape, and as shown in FIG. Contact surface, that is, from the inner surface to the outer surface, in order from the inner surface to the outer surface, a mesh sheet 11 in which a flexible porous material is treated with silicone or a fluororesin to impart water repellency, and a cotton-like fiber in which a polymer water-absorbing agent is dispersed. Or absorbent sheet 1 made of sponge material
2.A water-repellent resin treatment is applied, and a water-repellent sheet 13 that blocks the passage of secretions such as bleeding and pus by surface tension while maintaining breathability is layered in the above order, and the periphery of the water-repellent sheet 13 is placed inside. The napkin body 1 is folded back to form a folded portion 14 having a predetermined width on the inner peripheral edge of the napkin main body 1, and the peripheral edges of the sheets 11 and 12 are wrapped with a water repellent sheet 13. And the napkin body 1
The napkin main body 1 is constructed by adhering the periphery of the fold from the folded-back portion 14 by means such as high-frequency compression bonding, and in particular, by forming the napkin main body 1 to be ultra-thin, the space between the left and right buttocks Improves the adhesion to the affected area in the concave part, and eliminates the discomfort when worn, and
You can eliminate obstacles when exercising.

The adhesive tape 2 is formed by applying an adhesive substance to one side of a flexible sheet material so that it can be adhered to the skin. The central portion 21 of the adhesive tape 2 is substantially the outer surface of the water repellent sheet 13. The napkin body 1 is attached to the outer surface of the affected area by attaching the napkin body 1 to the outside of the affected area by extending the front and rear end portions 22 and 23 to the outside of the napkin body 1 and attaching the end portions 22 and 23 to the front and rear portions of the affected area. It is designed so that it can be compressed and fixed.

In particular, an ultrathin material is used as the material forming the napkin body 1, and the adhesive tape 2 is an ultrathin adhesive tape 2 obtained by applying an adhesive to an ultrathin vinyl sheet. By configuring the napkin A for
Adhesion to the skin becomes very good, peeling is prevented, and discomfort when attached to the skin can be eliminated.

Further, by forming a large number of through holes 24 in the tape 2, perspiration is not hindered and the tape is prevented from rising due to perspiration.

Then, a release paper 25 having paraffin wax or the like applied to the surface is attached to the adhesive surfaces of the front and rear ends 22 and 23 of the adhesive tape 2 so that when the tape 2 is stored, it is attached to another object. Prevents sticking.

In FIG. 3, the central portions of the two adhesive tapes 3 and 4 are attached to the outer surface of the napkin main body 1 having the same structure as described above, and the front and rear end portions 31, 32, 41 and 42 of these tapes are attached. A hemorrhoidal napkin B that is extended to the outside of the napkin body 1 to increase the number of places where the adhesive tape is attached to enhance the fixing force and to make it convenient to attach the tape while avoiding body hair, etc. ing.

Although not shown, in order to attach the tape while avoiding body hair or the like, the above-mentioned adhesive tape has a bifurcated shape at the front,
The rear side may be formed in a single Y-shape.

With the above structure, this embodiment can exhibit the following actions and effects.

1. When using the hemorrhoidal napkin A, the inner surface of the napkin A is pressure-bonded to the outer surface of the affected area, and the front and rear end portions 22 and 23 of the adhesive tape 2 are attached to the front and rear portions of the peripheral edge of the affected area, respectively. It can be firmly fixed under pressure.

2. As described above, since the napkin body 1 is firmly fixed to the affected area, the napkin body 1 does not rub against the affected area even if the body is moved, and it is possible to prevent or reduce pain caused by friction or irritation of the affected area and underwear. You can

3. Since the affected area can be pressed by the napkin main body by the tension of the adhesive tape 2, it is possible to prevent the affected area such as prolapse of the body from projecting to the outside, and to prevent severe pain and movement disorder for this.

4. Bleeding and secretions quickly pass through the water repellent mesh sheet 11 and are finally adsorbed by the absorbent sheet 12 in contact with the back surface of the mesh sheet 11. Since it is a cotton-like material or a sponge, it has the ability to adsorb a large amount of secretions and the like, and since the outer surface and the peripheral portion of the napkin body 1 are covered with a water repellent sheet 13, It is possible to prevent spillage, spillage and oozing to the outside, and do not stain underwear or clothes.

5. Since the hemorrhoidal napkin A does not come off from the affected area, the affected area can be kept clean at all times, infection with bacteria and the like can be prevented, and the hygienic condition of the affected area can be maintained at all times.

Since the hemorrhoidal napkin A is adhered to the periphery of the affected area with the adhesive tape 2, the above effect can be maintained even when the patient sits down, sits down on a chair or the like, or sleeps or exercises. You can

6. Since the water repellent sheet 13 has air permeability and a large number of through holes 24 are formed in the adhesive tape 2,
It is possible to prevent unevenness in the affected part, its periphery, and the tape sticking part.

7. With the water-repellent mesh sheet 11 stretched on the contact surface to the affected area, the napkin body 1 does not stick to the affected area even if the secretion is dried, and the pain when the napkin body 1 is removed from the affected area can be prevented. ..

8. Further, a drug such as ointment can be applied to the napkin main body 1 and used. In this case, since the displacement of the napkin main body 1 is prevented, the drug does not come off the affected area and the effect can be sufficiently exerted. , The therapeutic effect can be enhanced, and the chemicals do not leak to the outside and stain the underwear or clothes.

9. By making the napkin body 1 and the adhesive tape 2 ultra-thin, it becomes easy to adhere to the skin around the affected area, and it is not noticeable that the napkin for hemorrhoids is worn even if it is lightly worn. You can

[0026]

[Effects of the Invention] A thin, substantially flat napkin body formed so as to cover the outer surface of the affected area of hemorrhoid is formed of an absorbent flexible sheet material, and the material is exposed on the inner surface in contact with the affected area. The outer surface of the napkin body is covered with a water-repellent flexible sheet material, the central portion of the adhesive tape is attached to the outer surface, both ends of the tape are projected from the napkin body, and the inner surface of the napkin body is hemorrhoidal. When pressure-bonded to the affected area, by sticking the protruding portion of the tape to the skin around the affected area, by configuring the napkin body to the outer surface of the affected area, by the napkin body 1 firmly pressed and fixed to the affected area, It is possible to prevent or reduce the pain caused by friction or irritation of the affected part and underwear, and prevent the affected part such as prolapse of the body from protruding to the outside, which can prevent severe pain and movement disorder. That.

The absorbent sheet has the ability to adsorb a large amount of secretions and the like, and since the outer surface and the peripheral portion of the napkin body 1 are covered with a water repellent sheet, the secretions and the like overflow and leak to the outside. It can prevent bleeding and exudation and does not stain underwear or clothes.

Further, since the water-repellent sheet has air permeability and a large number of through holes are formed in the adhesive tape, it is possible to prevent the affected part and its periphery and the tape sticking part from becoming uneven. ..

Since the water-repellent mesh sheet is stretched on the surface in contact with the affected area, the napkin body does not stick to the affected area even if the secretion is dried, and the pain when removing the napkin body from the affected area is prevented. be able to.

A medicine such as an ointment can be applied to the napkin body and used, and in this case, since the napkin body is fixed, the medicine does not come off the affected area and the therapeutic effect can be enhanced. Will not leak out and stain your underwear or clothing.

By making the napkin body and the adhesive tape ultra-thin so that they can easily adhere to the skin around the affected area, they can be made inconspicuous even if they are worn thinly.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a hemorrhoidal napkin according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line I-I of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of another embodiment of the hemorrhoidal napkin according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Napkin body 2 Adhesive tape 11 Mesh sheet 12 Absorption sheet 13 Water repellent sheet 22 Front end 23 Rear end

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A thin, substantially flat napkin body formed so as to cover the outer surface of the affected area of hemorrhoid is formed of a flexible absorbent sheet, and a flexible water-repellent mesh sheet is formed on the inner surface of the main body that contacts the affected area. Along with stretching, the outer surface of the napkin body is covered with a flexible water repellent sheet, the central portion of the adhesive tape is attached to the outer surface of the water repellent sheet, and both ends of the tape are projected from the napkin body. A napkin for hemorrhoids configured such that when the inner surface of the napkin body is pressure-bonded to the affected area of hemorrhoid, the protruding portion of the tape is attached to the skin around the affected area to fix the napkin body to the outer surface of the affected area.