JPS6312957A - Detection of health condition - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To permit the immediate recognition of a health condition after urination by dissolving soap contg. a reagent into the the flushing water of a water closet, releasing the soln. into the bowl to foam the soln. and to bring the discharged urine and the reagent into reaction and observing the discoloration of the foam. CONSTITUTION:A case 4 is provided under a flushing water pipe 3 of the water closet and the water soluble solid soap dissolved with the reagent is housed therein. The reagent is properly dissolved into the flushing water and the water is stored in a tank 1. The aq. soln. foams 7 and the foam mixes with the urine so that the urine and the reagent react with each other, when a urinator releases the aq. soln. in the tank 1 into the bowl after the urination. Sugar is detected by the discoloration of the foam from, for example, yellow to green and protein is detected by the discoloration to yellowish green. The reagent is dissolved in the flushing water and the discoloration by the reaction of the reagent with the urine is observed in the above-mentioned manner; therefore, the urinator can make immediate self-diagnosis of his health condition.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to a method for detecting whether a person's health condition is good or bad using urine, and belongs to the industrial field of manufacturing and selling reagents used in this detection method.

(Prior art) Conventionally, when determining a health condition based on urine, after collecting the excreted urine, a test paper coated with, for example, Ginotest No. 8 (Ginotest Co., Ltd.) is soaked in the urine, and the discoloration is checked. Inspect your health condition.

For example, if the color changed from yellow to green, it was considered diabetes, and if the color changed to yellow-green, it was considered kidney disease.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In the conventional example described above, there was the inconvenience of having to take urine to a clinical laboratory or laboratory for testing after collecting it in a test tube. .

There is also the problem that the person who urinates cannot know his/her own health condition immediately after urinating.

(Means for Solving the Problems) However, the present invention allows the state of health to be immediately determined by the discoloration of the water in the tank after urinating in a flush toilet. This solves the conventional problems mentioned above.

That is, this invention utilizes the discharge of water in the tank of a flush toilet into the toilet bowl to promote foaming and to
It is characterized in that the urine excreted in the toilet bowl reacts with the reagent contained in the injected water, and the health condition of the person urinating can be recognized by the color change of the foam.

To mix the reagent into the water injection, a water-soluble bar soap containing the reagent is placed between the tank of the flush toilet and the water injection port, and is automatically dissolved when water is poured. The water-soluble bar soap is preferably housed in a case, for example.

(Function) According to this invention, since the water-soluble bar soap containing reagent can be dissolved when flushing a flush toilet, a solution in which the reagent and soap are dissolved is always stored in the tank. When released into the toilet bowl, it is possible to determine whether the foam changes color due to the presence or absence of a reaction with urination.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below based on FIGS. 1 and 2.

A case 4 is placed between a water injection amount M2 of a tank 1 of a flush toilet and a water injection pipe 3. A water-soluble bar soap 5 containing a chemical such as Ginotest No. 8 (Ginotest Co., Ltd.) is housed in the case 4, and a spouting pipe 4a is protruded from the lower end of the side wall of the case 4. There is.

In addition, by injecting water from the water injection pipe 3 into the case 4, the case 4
The solid soap 5 is dissolved therein, and the solution is discharged from the spout pipe 4a and stored in the tank 1 through the outlet 8 of the water filler cover 2.

Next, how to use the device will be explained.

When the person urinating operates the lever 9 of the tank 1 to release the solution in the tank 1 into the toilet bowl 6, the solution flows into the toilet bowl 6 while being promoted to foam, swirling, and mixes with urine. Therefore, if the urine contains sugar, for example, the foam 7 changes color from yellow to green. Also, if it contains protein, it will turn from yellow to yellow-green, and if it contains fresh blood, it will turn from yellow to dark green. If urobilinogen is present, the color changes from yellow to deep green. This color change allows the detection of substances contained in the urine, allowing the person urinating to diagnose his or her health condition, such as diabetes, kidney disease, cystitis, or fatigue.

In the above example, the content of the reagent in the solution is 1 part water.
It is preferably about 0.19 to 0rn1, and as the reagent for dissolving, common 4° reagents from Hoechst, Ames, and others can be used.

In addition, if you have a variety of bar soaps with different reagents, it goes without saying that various health diagnoses can be performed. In addition to housing bar soap, each container is designed to be able to be filled with water (see Figure 3). Furthermore, by changing the diameter of the water inlet (in the above embodiment, the entire open end of the case 4 serves as the water inlet), the content of the reagent in the solution can be changed as appropriate.

(Effects) According to this invention, when the solution in the flush toilet tank is flushed after urinating, the foam in the toilet bowl reacts with the excreted urine and changes color depending on its properties. It has the effect of being able to diagnose fi. However, since this operation does not require any special means, detection is not troublesome, and foaming facilitates cleaning and makes discoloration easier to see.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a flush toilet showing an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a case accommodating bar soap, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the case. 1... Flush toilet tank 5... Water-soluble bar soap 6... Toilet bowl 7... Foam

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Dissolve the water-soluble bar soap in which the reagent has been dissolved appropriately by pouring water into the tank of a flush toilet, store the solution in the tank, and release the stored solution into the toilet bowl to promote foaming. In addition, a method for detecting the health condition of a person urinating by reacting with urine excreted in the toilet bowl and recognizing the health condition of the person urinating from the discolored state of the foam.