UA12513U - Device for treating human vaginal infections - Google Patents

Abstract

The device for treating the human vaginal infections consists of the rubber chamber designed as the spindle, the elastic tube attached to the chamber,and the stopper. The surface of the rubber chamber is covered with small bubbles. The rubber chamber is wrapped in the small mesh and male condom.

Description

Description of the invention

The useful model belongs to the class of medical devices and can be used in gynecological practice, and 2 also in dermato-venerology.

Any analogues of this device, as well as bibliographic sources of information on this topic, are unknown to the author.

Modern means of treating human vaginal infections most often do not achieve the desired effect. This happens, mainly, due to the peculiarities of the structure of the female genital tract: the inner walls of the vagina 70 are gathered in wrinkles 1 (Fig. 1, Fig. 2). Pathogenic microorganisms and fungi find a safe haven in these wrinkles. At the same time, close contact with the causative agent of the disease is difficult for drugs 2 (Fig. 2), which are introduced into the vagina, because the drugs cannot always penetrate to the end and to the required depth into the thickness of the mucus, which is in the physiological folds of the vagina, and destroy fungi and microorganisms. that live there.

For a more effective solution to this problem, a device is proposed that allows you to straighten the walls of the vagina during the action of the drug 12 and thus make a closer contact of the drug with the causative agent of the disease.

The proposed device is a set of an inflatable rubber chamber (pear) in the shape of a spindle Z (Fig. 4 and Fig. 5). The length of the pear in the inflated state is approximately equal to the depth of the female vagina and can vary within certain limits. The surface of the pear can be covered with small bubbles for more effective drug retention.

The pear is decorated on one side with an elastic tube 4 with a plug at the end.

A fine mesh (fig. b) is put on top of the inflatable rubber pear, the mesh of which is directed to better keep the medicine on the surface of the pear. The neck of the mesh can be tightened with a string 6. Instead of the mesh, an ordinary male condom can be used (fig. 7). The kit also includes another rubber bulb with a valve (fig. 8). This pear is used to inflate the first pear C, which is in the vagina.

Similar pears with a valve inside are used in devices for measuring blood pressure. 29 As an alternative option, simplifying the design of the device, it can be envisaged to increase the length of tube 4 to 60-70 cm so that the patient herself inflates the pear with her mouth. In this case, the need for an additional bulb with a valve disappears (Fig. 8).

Fig.1. The sheath is in normal condition. The walls of the vagina are closed and corrugated.

Fig. 2. The vagina after the introduction of drugs into it in the traditional way. The walls of the vagina are closed and corrugated. at

The therapeutic effect is insufficient. "--

Fig. 3. The vagina after inserting a pear with medicine applied to its surface. The walls of the vagina are maximally smoothed. The therapeutic effect is maximal. at

Fig. 4. A pear with air released from it. Ha

Fig. 5. The pear is inflated with air. 3o Fig. 6. Fine mesh with laces to tighten the neck. --

Fig. 7. A male condom (as an alternative).

Fig. 8. Pear for pumping with a valve inside.

Air is released from the pear. A fine mesh (fig. b) or a condom (fig. 7) is put on the pear from above. "

After that, the surface of the condom (mesh) is abundantly lubricated with medicine and inserted into the vagina with a finger to its entire depth. At the same time, the tube of the 4th pear remains protruding from the vagina. After that, the pear C is inflated with air through the tube 4, which is plugged with a stopper 5. Inflating the pear, which is inserted into the vagina, with air,

From" is carried out using a bulb with a valve (Fig. 8). To do this, the pumping pear is simply put on the tube 4, after which they start pumping.

To remove the pear C from the vagina, the stopper 5 is pulled out of the tube 4, air is released from the pear and the pear is easily pulled out by the tube. - The procedure of inserting a pear into the vagina can also be carried out after inserting a vaginal suppository, after the suppository has completely melted. sl The period for which the pear should be kept in the vagina is determined by the doctor.

Claims (4)

The formula of this invention" 1. A device for the treatment of human vaginal infections, which consists of a rubber chamber in the form of a spindle, an elastic tube attached to one side of the chamber, and a stopper. 59 2. The device according to point 1, which is characterized by the fact that the surface of the rubber chamber is covered with small bubbles. with 3. The device according to item 1, 2, which differs in that a fine mesh is additionally located on top of the rubber chamber. 4. The device according to point 1, which is characterized by the fact that a male condom is additionally located on top of the rubber chamber. 60 b5