JPH0510818Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed explanation of the idea] Industrial applications This invention relates to a moxibustion treatment device.

Conventional technology Conventional moxibustion devices and moxibustion head needles produce a lot of smoke due to their large moxa, and it takes several minutes to feel the heat on the skin, resulting in longer treatment times.

Some conventional moxibustion devices do not allow the amount of moxa to be adjusted by the practitioner, while others do. As shown in Figure 4, where the amount of moxa cannot be adjusted, the amount of moxa is large, so smoke is spread throughout the room. In addition, the treatment time is longer, and conventional moxibustion devices sold on the market are disposable and wasteful. Also, although the moxibustion device and other moxibustion devices are popular among the general public, they are not available in clinics. To adjust the amount of moxa, make a hole in a circular ceramic stand and place the moxa on it, but if you use it too many times, the hole will get clogged with ash, causing uneven heat stimulation, The amount of smoke increases as well. It is also expensive and uncommon. The moxibustion needle treatment device shown in Figure 5 is a device in which a piece of grass about the size of a 10-yen coin is inserted into the needle handle, and when the moxa burns, this heat transfers to the needle and transmits heat to the skin surface. The amount of itchiness increases, and it takes several minutes to feel it on the skin, so the treatment time is long and there is a lot of smoke.

When using the treatment tools shown in Figures 4 and 5, if you place them all over your shoulders, back, and lower back, you will get 4 to 14 pieces, which will result in a large amount of moxa, and you will also feel a warm sensation on your skin. It takes several minutes. And the treatment time will also be longer. Smoke pervades the room, making it difficult to maintain cleanliness in the treatment room.

The treatment tools shown in Figures 4 and 5 are said to give a warm sensation to the skin, but in reality, humans have a wide variety of sensations of warmth in response to thermal stimulation, and the treatments shown in Figures 4 and 5 When treated with tools, patients often wish to remove the burning moxa from Atsui.

At this time, Fig. 4 is easy to get burned because it is endless. In the treatment tool shown in Figure 5, the needle is inserted 1cm to 3cm into the skin, so when moving the moxibustion device while the moxa is burning, the patient's muscles may become stiff, or the ash may penetrate the skin during the burning of moxa. If it falls on a moxa and causes burns, it will further stiffen the muscles, and there is a risk of breaking the inserted needle due to the force of the muscles. Traveling is inconvenient. The moxibustion needle treatment tool shown in Figure 5 states that a moxa holder is attached, but there is no mention of how to fasten the container and gusa holder, so the connection between the container and the holder is uncertain, so the holder moves. It is easy to change and is not stable.

Furthermore, it does not mention that the container is made larger by creating a moxa holder, or that moxa the size of a grain of rice is placed on top of the moxa holder metal wire, as in the present proposal, with the main focus being only on the shedding of the moxa.

In addition, wire mesh is used for the moxibustion needle treatment device and the moxibustion head needle device shown in Figure 5, but the diameter of the container is 3 mm.
If mm wire mesh is manufactured, even if the space between the wire mesh becomes sticky and the moxa burns, the heat will not be transmitted to the skin and will just burn the wire mesh. In addition, if you make a moxibustion device moxa support stand, a moxibustion moxibustion device, or other moxibustion device in a smaller size and make a container with an inner diameter of 3 mm and a height of 5 mm and place moxa the size of a grain of rice on it, the moxa support metal wire 1 Since there are no books installed, moxa may easily fall on the skin or the heat may not be transferred to the skin.

Means to Solve the Problems The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional moxibustion device by providing a moxibustion device that stabilizes the moxa, does not fall into the skin, has a small amount of moxa, shortens the treatment time, and produces little smoke. The removal of the moxa was also resolved by stating in the scope of the utility model registration claim that the purpose was to create a simple moxibustion device.

Example: A rapid heating moxibustion device in which a metal wire for mowing is installed inside a non-flammable cylindrical container and a handle is provided on the side of the container.

Fig. 1 shows a top view of the present invention, Fig. 2 shows a front view, and Fig. 3 shows a vertical cross-sectional view. A metal wire 2 is inserted between the through-holes, a metal wire is stretched inside the container, one end of the metal wire is locked 4 on the outside of the container, and the other end is bent in a loop shape from the outside of the container. It forms Totsute 3. In the above embodiment, the handles are formed of metal wires between moxa placements, but separate handles may be provided on the side of the container, or a plurality of handles may be provided.

As shown in Figure 6 of the proposed moxibustion device, the conventional moxibustion device 4
It is smaller than shown in the figure, and the amount of moxa is about the size of a grain of rice. It only takes about 10 seconds to feel the heat stimulation on the skin. In the moxibustion device shown in Figure 4, it takes several minutes for the moxa to burn and for the user to feel the heat stimulation. The heat stimulation of the moxibustion device of the present invention shown in Fig. 6 is felt to be equivalent to or greater than that of Fig. 4. Treatment time is short, there is little smoke, and there are no burns. In addition, with conventional moxibustion devices, the amount of moxa can be adjusted, but since the contents of the container are large like the moxa support stand, the amount of moxa increases, lengthening the treatment time, and the smoke spreads throughout the room, making it difficult to use other devices. It can easily cause discomfort to the patient. The proposed moxibustion device can be used hundreds of times by using a small amount of moxa and removing the moxa ashes. The sensation of heat stimulation felt on the skin varies widely, and some people feel a warm sensation when the moxibustion device of this invention burns rice grains, and some people do not.
People who do not feel a warming sensation can feel the sensation by increasing the amount of moxa or replacing it with a quality moxa that has a strong firepower. The proposed moxibustion device can provide thermal stimulation tailored to the patient. As for the issue of burns, since the inner diameter of the container is 3 mm to 4 mm and there is one metal wire for moxa, it will not fall off if the amount of moxa is about the size of a grain of rice. The way moxa burns is that it smolders and burns, rather than bursting into flames. Therefore, by placing the moxa on top of the moxa-bearing metal wire, the moxa will stabilize and fall off during burning. There will be no burns as there will be no burns. Therefore, as shown in A in the top view of FIG. 1, if the moxa is placed larger than the size of one moxa-receiving metal wire and the semicircle of the container, it will not fall. If you want to increase the inner diameter of the container and place the bushes, add two metal wires to hold the bushes.
By increasing the number of books, the space between each metal wire becomes narrower, and if the space between the metal wires is made larger,
The moxa remains stable even while burning, and does not fall onto the skin. The conventional moxibustion device shown in Figure 4 is so long that if the patient dislikes the heat stimulus while the moxa is burning, the practitioner must remove the moxibustion device while it is burning; You can easily get burns if you touch it. By providing a handle as shown in Figure 6 of this proposal, it can be moved quickly even while the moxa is burning. Figure 5 shows a therapeutic tool for moxibustion needles, but since there is a large amount of moxa, it is inconvenient to remove the moxa during combustion when the patient dislikes heat stimulation; The patient becomes anxious about the treatment because they have to endure it until it burns out. To be more specific, when a patient's burning moxa unexpectedly occurs during treatment with this moxibustion needle device, it is not possible to promptly remove the burning moxa, which causes discomfort to the patient. Then, the fifth
The moxibustion needle therapeutic device shown in the figure and the moxibustion device for rapid fever of the present invention shown in Fig. 6 are different in shape and use. Figure 6 shows the proposed rapid heat moxibustion device.As shown in Figure 6, the needle stimulation and the heat stimulation from the moxa from above are combined to sufficiently loosen the stiffness of the pressure points, resulting in a synergistic effect between the needles and the moxibustion. Yes, it is the perfect moxibustion device to relieve stiffness in the pressure points. In addition, if the patient himself dislikes heat stimulation, the moxibustion device can be quickly removed, and in the event of an unexpected incident, the moxibustion device can also be removed even while the moxa is burning. Manufacturing a container with an inner diameter of 3 mm and a height of 5 mm using other moxibustion devices is complicated and expensive. By installing a single moxa-receiving metal wire in the nut of the proposed moxibustion device, the amount of moxa is reduced, there are no burns, and manufacturing is simple and inexpensive, and the stiffness of the acupuncture points is loosened, so the synergistic effect of the needle and moxibustion is achieved. It is an absolute moxibustion device for rapid fever, and the moxibustion device for rapid fever of this invention is more convenient for removing stiffness than the moxibustion needle treatment device shown in Figure 5, and the effect of this invention is absolutely more effective. .

Effects of the invention In general, stiffness is a waste product of the human body, and when stress, overeating and drinking, muscle fatigue, and brain fatigue accumulate, lactic acid and other harmful substances accumulate in the muscles, causing stiffness. Neuralgia, muscle pain, physical discomfort,
This can cause a feeling of physical weakness and even loss of appetite. Therefore, by placing this moxibustion device on the area of stiffness as shown in Figure 6, the moxibustion device for rapid heating of this proposal can reduce the physical stimulation effect of the needles and the stimulation from above. The heat stimulation effect of moxa causes an effective biological reaction, so lactic acid and other harmful substances can be quickly removed, and it is also an economical and rational medical treatment device, so the proposed moxibustion device A rapid heating moxibustion device that is perfect for removing lumps. Therefore other moxa supports,
Warm Moxibustion Needle Treatment Device Compared to conventional moxibustion head needle treatment devices, as shown in Figure 6 of this proposal, the thermal stimulation of moxa is applied from above, which has a far more synergistic effect with the needle stimulation and sufficiently relieves stiffness. is absolute. Again, instead of focusing on the heat of the moxa, artificial light is applied from above. However, the thermal stimulation of nature's moxa is far more effective for relieving stiffness in the human body than artificial light.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a top view of the present proposal. Figure 2 is an elevational view of the project. Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the present proposal. Figure 4 shows a conventional moxibustion device. Figure 5 shows a conventional moxibustion needle treatment device. FIG. 6 shows the state of use of the present invention. 1... Container, 2... Mugged metal wire, 3...
Take it, 4...bend the metal wire of the moxa tube, 5...vent hole, 6... moxa tube, a... moxa, b... skin surface, c... needle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The material of the cylindrical container and the guard are nonflammable materials, and a metal wire is installed inside the container.
A moxibustion device for rapid heating with one or more handles attached to the side of the container.