KR20080090210A - Sanitary cap for cupping - Google Patents

Abstract

A sanitary cap for a cupping glass is provided to reduce troublesome that has to disinfect all the cupping glass used in a cupping operation, to prevent the cupping glass from being stained with patient's blood, and to form a proper pressure in the cupping glass by a ventilation member. A sanitary cap for a cupping glass includes: a fixing member(120) connected to one end of the cupping glass; a connection member(110) airtightly connected to the fixing member, interposed between the body and the cupping glass in the cupping glass, and having a hole(140) formed on the upper side; and a ventilation member(130) connected to the hole. The ventilation member is made of any one or combination of silk, spandex, or a piece of cloth.

Description

Cupping Sanitary Cap {SANITARY CAP FOR CUPPING}

1 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional cupping cup.

2 is a perspective view of a cupping sanitary cap according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a perspective view of a cupping sanitary cap according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a cross-sectional view showing an attachment state according to the present invention.

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100: Cupping hygiene cap 110: Connection member

120: fixed member 130: breathable member

140: Hollow 600: Cupping Cup

The present invention relates to a cupping sanitary cap, and more particularly to a cupping sanitary cap that can be used more hygienic.

Because the cupping uses negative pressure, that is, suction pressure, the mark remains at the place where the cupping was removed.It depends on the degree of health and the pressure of the negative pressure. I'll be back. The basic principle of cupping is to draw out the bad blood or bad energy in the body using sound pressure, that is, suction pressure. Cupping therapy using sound pressure has been used for a long time in both East and West.

Cupping means attaching a jar, which is widely used for lutein therapy, and in the past, the tube was made using the horns of cows, and it was called angular method, or wicking therapy.

Cupping therapy is a method of treating a disease by releasing blood or causing congestion by giving a physical stimulus by creating a negative pressure in a cupping cup and attaching it to the skin using a negative pressure device such as a vacuum pump or heat pump. The inside of the cupping jar on the surface of the vacuum to force the movement of the blood. The utensils used for cupping are cupping cups made of ceramics or glass, and recently, cupping machines with negative pressure devices and negative pressure pumps are often used.

The effects of cupping include removing blood, helping blood circulation, etc. Cupping can be divided into two types. Wet cuppings and dry cuppings are the first. Wet cuppings are a method of puncturing the skin with a needle and puncture the skin, then sticking cups in place to draw some blood. This method is used to treat various kinds of pain, joint pain, acne, and boils.

Dry cupping is a method of attaching cupping to the destination without leaving saliva, which is effective in expanding blood vessels and stimulating muscles to help the blood circulation, and dry cupping is effective in strengthening skin and promoting fat metabolism. to be.

1 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional cupping cup.

Referring to FIG. 1, the cupping cup 10 is attached to the user's skin to apply negative pressure, and the cupping area 7 of the user to which the negative pressure is applied is convexly expanded. The piston 16 including the rubber ring 12 can be lifted up to draw out the air therein by a negative pressure forming device such as a vacuum pump, and the piston 16 is lowered again to release the air outlet 15 of the rubber stopper 14. By closing the tube again, the internal negative pressure formed by the vacuum pump can be maintained.

This cupping cup is called wet cupping, in which the operator places the acupuncture needle on the affected part of the patient and draws out the blood using the cupping cup 10 in place. In the case of performing the wet cupping, a negative pressure is applied inside the cupping cup 10. Is formed, the blood and the like is filled in the cup cup 10. Even after the operator removes the cupping cup 10 from the affected part of the patient, since the cupping of the patient is in the cupping cup 10, the operator must clean and disinfect the cupping cup 10 each time. In general, the cupping cup 10 is disinfected with a disinfectant solution or boiled in boiling water, and the rubber plug of the cupping cup 10 is melted by boiling the cupping cup 10 again and the air is not properly sealed. There is a problem.

One object of the present invention for solving the above problems is to provide a cupping sanitary cap to remove the hassle that must be used to sterilize cupping cups used in the cupping procedure.

In addition, it is to provide a cupping sanitary cap equipped with a breathable member so that the negative pressure forming for the cupping inside the cupping cup is combined with the patient's skin is formed at a suitable pressure, without the blood of the patient buried inside the cupping cup.

Moreover, in order to ensure the binding of a cupping sanitary cap and a cupping cup, it provides a cupping sanitary cap provided with a reduction part and aiming at the improvement of the coupling force resulting from the restoring force.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide a cupping hygiene cap that can eliminate the difficulty in removing the cup from the patient affected by the blood drawn from the patient affected by the negative pressure in the cup when performing wet cupping. .

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a cupping sanitary cap in dry cupping and wet cupping, which can remove the contact between the affected part of the patient and the cupping cup in advance.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide a packaging material for a cupping sanitary cap that can more effectively package a plurality of cupping sanitary caps.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object of the present invention, the cupping sanitary cap is a cupping sanitary cap provided inside the cupping cup, a fixing member that can be coupled to one end of the cupping cup, and the fixing member and It is sealingly connected and interposed between the body and the cupping cup inside the cupping cup, the upper part having a connection member having a hollow, and a breathable member coupled to the hollow cup.

The holding member provides the entire cupping cap so that it cannot be sucked into the cupping cup when negative pressure is applied to the cupping cup. The fixing member may be formed along the bottom edge of the cupping cup and may have various shapes according to the shape of the cupping cup. However, since the bottom of the cupping cup is generally circular, the shape of the fixing member is also provided in a circular shape. The fixing member is formed thicker than the connecting member to prevent the cupping sanitary cap from being sucked by the negative pressure inside the cupping cup, but more effectively supports the shape of the fixing member inside the fixing member to be bound to the lower edge. A ring wire can be inserted that can prevent the cap from being sucked in by negative pressure.

The breathable member is preferably one of silk cloth, spandex or cloth, or a combination thereof. That is, the formation of the negative pressure in the cupping cup through the breathable member is not hindered, there is an effect that can filter the internal compressed air than the hollow is simply formed, and also by selecting and forming the material of the breathable member to form the degree of sound pressure There is an effect that can adjust the amount of air passing through. In addition, there is an effect that the blood of the patient does not adhere to the cupping cup inner surface.

The breathable member may be attached to one of the upper or lower surfaces of the connection member or attached to both surfaces thereof.

The connecting member is sealingly connected to the fixing member to prevent negative pressure or blood from flowing between the connecting member and the fixing member, and is interposed between the affected part and the cupping cup of the patient inside the cup. The connecting member is formed of an elastic material that is easily stretched and expanded inside the cupping cup.

The hollow formed on the upper surface of the connecting member makes the pressure of the space that can be formed between the cupping cup and the cupping sanitary cap at the time of cupping the same as the pressure inside the cupping sanitary cap so that the shape of the cupping sanitary cap is formed inside the cupping cup. A large fluctuation can be prevented by the sound pressure. In addition, the viscous material such as the blood of the user does not pass through the opening to form a size that can only escape the air so that the user's blood is not passed through the hollow by the negative pressure inside the cupping cup.

In addition, the connection member should be able to determine how full the user's blood is inside the cup. Therefore, the connecting member is formed using a transparent or translucent material, and since the connecting member should be able to freely shrink and expand, the connecting member may generally be formed using a silicone or latex material having good stretching and expansion.

However, the connecting member made of such a silicone or latex material is difficult to maintain its shape when made thin. The connecting member is preferably formed to have a thickness greater than or equal to the rigidity capable of maintaining a constant shape.

In addition, the connection member is made of a material having an elasticity, one end of the connection member is formed to reduce the width thereof, the one end of the connection member is expanded when the fixing member is coupled to the cupping cup It is preferable to form an engagement pressure between one end of the cupping cup and one end of the connecting member. The contraction portion forms a contraction pressure by the restoring force, and the contraction pressure has an effect of strengthening the bonding force.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited or limited by the embodiments.

Figure 2 is a perspective view for explaining the cupping sanitary cap according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, the cupping sanitary cap 100 according to the present invention includes a fixing member 120 and a connecting member 110.

The cupping sanitary cap 100 inserted into the space formed inside the cupping cup (not shown) is a fixing member 120 for preventing the cupping sanitary cap 100 from coming in by the negative pressure formed inside the cupping cup during the cupping procedure. And a connecting member 110 which is connected to the fixing member 120 to be hermetically sealed and interposed between the body part which becomes the affected part of the patient in the cupping cup and the cupping cup.

The fixing member 120 provides the entire cupping sanitary cap 100 so as not to be sucked into the cupping cup when a negative pressure is applied to the cupping cup. The fixing member 120 may be formed along the bottom edge of the cupping cup and may have various shapes according to the shape of the cupping cup. However, since the bottom of the cupping cup provided in a circular column shape is circular, the shape of the fixing member 120 is circular. It is also provided in a circular shape. The fixing member 120 is formed thicker than the connection member 110 to prevent the cupping hygiene cap is sucked by the negative pressure inside the cupping cup, but fixed to the inside of the fixing member 120 more effectively to bind to the lower edge A ring wire (not shown) may be inserted to support the shape of the member 120 and to prevent the cupping sanitary cap 100 from being sucked by the negative pressure.

The connection member 110 is connected to the fixing member 120 to be sealed to prevent negative pressure or blood from flowing between the connection member 110 and the fixing member 120, and between the affected part and the cupping cup of the patient inside the cupping cup. Intervened in The connection member 110 is formed of an elastic material that is easy to stretch and expand inside the cupping cup, and the connection member 110 should be able to check how full the user's blood is inside the cupping cup. Therefore, the connecting member 110 is formed using a transparent or translucent material, and the connecting member 110 is generally formed using a silicone or latex material having good stretching and expansion because it should be able to freely shrink and expand.

A hollow 140 is formed at an upper end of the connection member 110. The hollow 140 may be formed in a single circle shape having a predetermined diameter, and in another embodiment, may be formed in a plurality of circle shapes having a small diameter.

The hollow 140 on the upper surface of the connecting member 110 is equal to the pressure inside the cupping sanitary cap 100 so that the pressure of the space that can be formed between the cupping cup and the cupping sanitary cap 100 at the time of cupping procedure The shape of the cupping sanitary cap 100 can be prevented from being greatly changed by the sound pressure formed inside the cupping cup.

The hollow 140 is sealed by the breathable member 130. The breathable member 130 may be one of silk cloth, spantex, or cloth, or a combination thereof, but is not limited to these materials. The breathable member 130 should be made of a material that does not interfere with the flow of air to create a negative pressure, and serves to prevent the blood of the patient from getting inside the cupping cup.

The breathable member 130 may be attached to one of the upper or lower surfaces of the connection member 110 or attached to both surfaces. In addition, the shape of the hollow 140 and the breathable member 130 is the same, it is preferable to be coupled to share the same center.

In addition, the viscous material, such as the blood of the user does not pass through the hollow size of the size that can only escape the air 140 by the negative pressure of the user through the hollow 140 to reach the inside of the cup cup Do not

In addition, the connection member 110 should be able to determine how full the user's blood inside the cup cup. Therefore, the connecting member 110 is formed using a transparent or translucent material, and since the connecting member 110 should be able to freely shrink and expand in the cupping cup, the connecting member 110 is formed using a silicone or latex material having good stretching and expansion. .

Second embodiment

Figure 3 is a perspective view showing a cupping sanitary cap according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3, the connection member 110 is made of a material having elasticity, and one end of the connection member 110 is formed with a reduced portion 150 having a reduced width.

When the fixing member 120 is coupled to the cupping cup (not shown), one end of the connecting member 110 is expanded and coupled to the cupping cup and the cupping sanitary cap 200 due to the restoring force of the connecting member 110. It is desirable to form a bonding pressure.

The formation of the reduction part 150 is to ensure a secure coupling. The width of the reduction part 150 is smaller than the width of the bottom end of the cupping cup coupled to the cupping cup (not shown). Therefore, the reduction part 150 should be coupled with the bottom end of the cupping cup by widening it, and the reduction part 150 made of an elastic material forms a tight coupling pressure with the bottom end of the cupping cup due to its restoring force.

This configuration ensures a secure coupling of the cupping sanitary cap 200 and the cupping cup. In the form of this second embodiment, it is also possible to add the embodiment in which the hollow of the above-mentioned connection member is formed and the breathable member is coupled to the hollow portion.

In addition, as described above, the hollow shape or the material or shape of the breathable member may be variously configured.

It is sectional drawing of the cupping sanitary cap and cupping cup which used the sanitary protective cap of this invention for cupping cups. For reference, in the present embodiment, the cupping sanitary cap 100 is used for the cupping cup 600, but this is applicable to all the cupping sanitary caps 100 to 400 of the first to second embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 4, the cupping sanitary cap 100 is disposed in the cupping cup 600. The lower end of the cupping sanitary cap 100 is bound to the lower end of the cupping cup 600 via a fixing member, and the connecting member is supported in a convex shape upward in the cupping cup 600. As mentioned above, the connecting member may maintain the shape even with its own elasticity, but it is preferable to form the connecting member so as to have a certain rigidity by being formed at a predetermined thickness.

When the negative pressure is formed inside the cupping cup 600, the air is discharged to the outside through the hollow 140 formed in the cupping sanitary cap 100. At this time, the air passes through the breathable member 130. Due to the negative pressure, the cupping sanitary cap 100 is attached to the cupping cup 600 inner surface, and the cupping sanitary cap 100 and the breathable member 130 are prevented so that the blood of the patient is not directly buried inside the cupping cup 600. It plays a role.

The cupping hygiene cap according to the present invention can reduce the hassle of using the cupping cup sterilized by using the cupping cups without boiling or disinfecting cupping cups used for cupping.

In addition, it is provided with a breathable member, there is an effect that the negative pressure formation for the inside of the cupping cup to be combined with the patient's skin is formed at a suitable pressure, without the blood of the patient buried inside the cupping cup.

Moreover, in order to ensure the binding of the cupping cup and the cup cup, the reduction part is provided, and there exists an effect which aims at the improvement of the coupling force resulting from the restoring force.

In addition, when dry cupping is performed in addition to the wet cupping, the contact between the affected part of the patient and the cupping cup can be removed beforehand, and the contact between the patients can be eliminated by the contact surface of the cupping cup which contacts the affected part between the patients.

As described above, although described with reference to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art various modifications and variations of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described in the claims below I can understand that you can.

Claims (7)

In the cupping sanitary cap provided inside the cupping cup, A fixing member engageable with one end of the cup cup; A connecting member sealingly connected to the fixing member and interposed between the body and the cupping cup in the cupping cup and having a hollow formed at an upper end thereof; And A breathable member coupled to the hollow; Cupping sanitary cap having a. The method of claim 1, The breathable member is a capping sanitary cap, characterized in that one or a combination of silk cloth, spandex or cloth. The method of claim 1, Said breathable member is attached to one of the upper or lower surface of the connecting member or cupping, characterized in that attached to each side. The method of claim 1, The connection member is a cupping sanitary cap formed to a thickness having a rigidity capable of maintaining a constant shape. The method of claim 4, wherein The connecting member is made of a material having elasticity, and one end of the connecting member is formed to have a reduced portion having a reduced width. When the fixing member is coupled to the cupping cup, one end of the connecting member is expanded and coupled to the cupping cup. Cupping hygiene cap, characterized in that for forming a coupling pressure between the restoring force of the connecting member between the and the cupping sanitary cap. The method of claim 1, The hollow and the breathable member is the same shape, the cupping hygiene cap, characterized in that coupled to share the same center. The method of claim 1, The connection member is a cupping hygiene cap, characterized in that formed using a transparent or translucent material.

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