JPS58206748A - Dermatophytosis treatment promoting tool - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an athlete's foot treatment promoting device for promoting the treatment of athlete's foot occurring in the area between fingers.

Traditionally, many people have suffered from athlete's foot, which occurs between fingers, especially between toes. Therefore, although there are many treatments for athlete's foot, there are many cases where complete cure is not achieved even with these drugs. Also, even if the patient was completely cured with the treatment, it would take quite a long time to reach that point.

This invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and its main purpose is to provide an athlete's foot treatment promoting tool that can effectively promote the effectiveness of an athlete's foot treatment drug and work effectively for athlete's foot treatment.

Simply put, this invention creates a gap between the fingers in order to prevent moisture, which is most harmful to athlete's foot treatment, and thereby improves ventilation to the affected area where athlete's foot is occurring. It promotes athlete's foot treatment.

The above objects and other objects and features of the present invention will become more apparent from the detailed description given below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the sole of the right foot on which an athlete's foot treatment promoting device according to an embodiment of the present invention is worn. In the figure, athlete's foot has occurred between the ring finger 1 and the little finger 2, and the athlete's foot treatment tool 3 creates a gap 4 between the ring finger 1 and the little finger 2 to improve ventilation to the affected area. ing.

This water bug cure 1! The A promoting device 3 is shown in a perspective view in FIG. 2, and is attached to a finger ring 5 inserted into the ring finger 1 in FIG. The insertion piece 6 is located at the center and creates a gap 4.

The finger ring 5 is a circular ring having a cut 7 at its lower part. The presence of this cut 7 allows the finger ring 5 to be opened to increase its diameter if desired. However, in this case, when the finger ring 5 is opened, it has the elasticity to return to the state shown in FIG. 2 before being opened. Therefore, the finger ring 5 can be inserted regardless of the thickness of the finger into which it is inserted.
In addition, the bandage attached to the finger does not easily move on the finger.

FIG. 3 shows a front view of the athlete's foot treatment promoting tool shown in FIG. 2. The insertion piece 6 has a front surface 8 that draws a smooth arc, and a rear surface 9 that is glued to the side surface of the finger ring 5 with adhesive.
and has. As shown in the figure, the middle part 10 of the insertion piece 6 is thick, and the lower part 11 extends relatively long in the direction away from the finger ring 5.

The characteristic shape of this insertion piece 6 is mainly intended to create a gap between the ring finger and the little finger. This is because, empirically, athlete's foot occurs most often in the area between the little toe and the ring finger, and due to the habit of the little toe, the little toe tends to lean toward the ring finger. be. That is, in order to reliably create a gap between the little finger that has such a tendency and the ring finger into which the finger ring 5 is inserted, the middle part of the insertion piece 6 is thickened and the little finger is For stable holding, the front surface 8 has a smooth arc and the lower part 11 extends below the little finger. However, it goes without saying that the athlete's foot treatment promoting device described above can also be used to create a gap in other parts, for example between the middle finger and the ring finger.

In the above-mentioned embodiment, athlete's foot is found in one place, but if athlete's foot is found anywhere between the little finger and the ring finger, or between the ring finger and the middle finger, the third The embodiment shown in the figure is applied as follows. Referring to FIG. 4, which shows a cross-sectional view, a new alternative insert 12 is provided for the embodiment shown in FIG. This insertion piece 12 is provided with an engaging protrusion 14 on its rear surface 13. The ring 5 has a through hole 1 for receiving the engagement protrusion 14.
5 is provided. In this way, the retaining protrusion 14 is connected to the through hole 15.
The insertion piece 12 is attached to the ring 5 by being inserted into and engaged with the ring 5 . In order to prevent this engagement from being easily released, the tip of the engagement protrusion 14 has a bulge 16, and the through hole 15 is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the ring 5 so that the bulge 16 can be received. The part that touches is widened in an oblique shape. In this way, the ring 5G has two insertion pieces 6 and 12 on both sides and is inserted into the ring finger. Insert piece 6
is located between the little finger and the first finger, and the insertion piece 12 is located between the ring finger and the middle finger. This creates a gap between each finger.

The above application can also be modified as follows.

It is assumed that there are two athlete's foot treatment promoting tools 3 shown in Figure 3. The ring 5 of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device 3 is provided with an engaging protrusion 14 shown in FIG. 4 on the side opposite to the side to which the insertion piece 6 is attached. The ring 5 of the other athlete's foot treatment promoting device 3 is provided with a through hole for receiving the engagement protrusion 14 of the one athlete's foot treatment promoting device 3 on the side opposite to the side to which the insertion piece 6 is attached. thus,
The two athlete's foot treatment facilitators 3 are connected by engagement between the engagement protrusions and the through holes, and the arrangement order is as follows from left to right: insertion piece 6, ring 5, ring 5, and insertion piece 6.

The athlete's foot treatment promoting device connected in this manner is used, for example, when the area where athlete's foot occurs is between the little finger and the ring finger or between the middle finger and the index finger. That is, the two finger rings 5 are inserted into the ring finger and the middle finger. The two insertion pieces 6 are located between the little finger and the ring finger and between the middle finger and the index finger, respectively, and create a gap therebetween.

FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of another embodiment of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device.

The athlete's foot treatment facilitator 17 shown has an oval shape as a whole, has a circular opening 18 in the center into which a finger is inserted, and has recesses 19 that draw smooth arcs on both sides thereof. There is. Each of the four parts 19 and the circular aperture 18 are spaced apart so that the circular aperture 18
When a finger is inserted into the finger, a gap will be created between the inserted finger and the finger adjacent to the inserted finger. The recess 19 allows a finger adjacent to the finger inserted into the circular opening 18 to be comfortably positioned therein.

Also, although not shown, the fruit l11 shown in FIG.
It may be 8i11 with modifications. That is, the ring may be circular as a whole without having the recess 19. In this case, the distance between the inner circumferential surface of the ring defining the central circular opening and the outer circumferential surface of the ring is selected so as to create an appropriate gap between the ring and adjacent fingers when the ring is inserted into the finger. It will be done.

In the explanation given in each of the above embodiments, the athlete's foot treatment promoting device is attached directly to the finger to create a gap between the finger having the affected area, but this is not limited to this. FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device. The athlete's foot treatment promoting device 2o shown has recesses 21 in the upper part of which the toes are placed, and each recess 21 is spaced apart by a boundary wall 22. This athlete's foot treatment promotion tool 2o
is placed in the place where the toes are located inside the shoe. Therefore, when the shoe is held up, the big toe of the foot is located in each recess 21, and a gap is created between each toe by the boundary wall 22. In this way, even when wearing shoes,
It becomes possible to improve ventilation to the affected area where athlete's foot is occurring.

In each of the above-mentioned embodiments, the structure is such that a gap is created between the fingers to improve ventilation to the affected area where athlete's foot is occurring. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the ring 5 may be provided with a small hole extending over its entire surface from its outer circumferential surface to its inner circumferential surface. Similarly, for the insertion piece 6, its front surface 8D~
Rear surface 9・＼Penetrate? \It is also possible to have multiple rows of perforated holes. In addition, if you put gauze or a sponge on the part of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device that comes into contact with your fingers as shown in each of the above-mentioned implementations, you can improve ventilation. Fingers: Even if you walk while wearing them, your fingers won't hurt.

As described above, the present invention often creates a gap between the finger and the finger that has the affected area where athlete's foot occurs, so that the affected area can be well ventilated. This makes it possible to effectively prevent moisture, which is most harmful to athlete's foot treatment. This athlete's foot treatment promoting device also provides convenience when applying an athlete's foot treatment drug. That is, the athlete's foot treatment promoting device opens the area between the fingers having the affected area where athlete's foot has developed, thereby exposing the affected area. Therefore, the athlete's foot treatment drug can be accurately and easily applied to the exposed affected area.

In order to clarify the effectiveness of this athlete's foot treatment promoter,
Examples of demonstrations made by the inventor of this invention are described below. The inventor of this invention had athlete's foot with similar symptoms in the area between the ring finger and little finger of each foot and left foot of the inventor of this invention. In order to treat this athlete's foot, we applied only the athlete's foot medication to the affected area of the stone, and applied the same athlete's foot medication to the affected area of the left foot, as well as the athlete's foot treatment shown in Figure 3 as an embodiment of this invention. It was used in conjunction with a facilitator. After taking a bath every day, a drug for treating athlete's foot was applied to the affected areas of the right and left feet, and an athlete's foot treatment promoting device was worn on the left foot from the time the drug was applied until before going to bed. As a result, the affected part of the left foot, which was treated with the athlete's foot treatment accelerator, was completely healed in 5 days. On the other hand, his right leg, which was treated only with athlete's foot medication, has not yet been completely healed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the sole of a right foot with an athlete's foot treatment promoting device according to an embodiment of the present invention attached to a finger. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the athlete's foot treatment promoting device used in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a front view of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device shown in FIG. 2. Fourth
This figure is a sectional view showing one application of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device shown in FIG. 3. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing still another embodiment of the athlete's foot treatment promoting device. In the figure, 3 is an athlete's foot treatment promoting tool, 4 is a gap, and 5 is a finger 1
No. 7 link, No. 6 j insertion piece, 7 indicates a cut. Patent applicant: Kiyoshi Hori, attorney, Kube Fukami (2 people)

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) An athlete's foot treatment promoting device that creates a gap between fingers, thereby promoting athlete's foot treatment. (2) at least one finger ring inserted into the finger;
The athlete's foot treatment promotion according to claim 1, further comprising at least one insertion piece attached to a side surface of the finger ring and positioned between a finger into which the finger ring is inserted and a finger adjacent to the finger. Ingredients.