JPH04150858A - Moxa-cauterizing tool with no trace - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a moxa-cauterizing tool bringing a sufficient amt. of heat into a deep position of a skin and having various drug-like effects as well by constituting the title tool of a molded stage which contains such perfuming materials as raw medicines and perfuming woods and wherein an adhesive material layer is laminated and formed on the lower face and a combustible moxa-cauterizing material the shape of which is held with a binder and which is integrally formed on the stage. CONSTITUTION:A moxa-cauterizing material 3 is integrally provided on one side of a stage 1 and an adhesive layer 2 is laminated and formed on another side and a release paper 4 is provided so as to cover this adhesive layer 2. Then, release paper 4 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer 2 and a skin face on a longitudinal hole is adhered with this and the moxa-cauterizing material 3 is fired to use it as a moxa cautery with no trace. The stage 1 of the moxa cautery has a dried powder of such a raw medicine as garlic and ginger and perfuming woods and an adhesive layer 2 such as a non-drying adhesive and a pressure-sensitive adhesive which immediately produces an adhesive effect by peeling the release paper 4 off. It is possible thereby to provide an effective hot heat stimulation.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of application on m-beam] This invention relates to the provision of a scarless moxibustion tool that also has medicinal effects.

[Prior art] General moxibustion therapy involves burning moxa or similar storage over acupuncture points to be treated, and mainly by bringing about biological reactions such as nerve reflexes due to thermal stimulation, thereby promoting health and disease treatment. This is what we do.

In this type of moxibustion therapy, it is necessary to separate moxa etc. into a certain size, arrange the shape, place it on the acupuncture point, and ignite it, and since the burning part is in direct contact with the skin surface, The handling process is difficult and complicated.

Furthermore, moxibustion therapy is commonly referred to as scar moxibustion, and has the disadvantage of producing colloid on the skin surface due to burns, as well as the inconvenience of moxa etc. falling during burning and ash falling after burning. It had

From this point of view, recently, a moxibustion member made by covering paper grass in a cylindrical shape was glued upright to an unglazed base with holes in the thickness direction, and an adhesive layer was added to the underside of the base. In addition to laminating the adhesive layer, tools are now being used in which the adhesive layer is covered with M-pattern paper. In this conventional tool, the pedestal is provided with a hole that communicates with the upper and lower surfaces.
The device is attached to the skin surface to be treated so that the hole is located above the acupuncture point, and then the cylindrical combustion material is ignited, and the acupuncture point located below the hole in the pedestal is ignited. It was used to provide thermal stimulation.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, with conventional tools for burning moxa, the moxa is kept in a cylindrical shape using paper, so while it is easy to ignite the moxa, it is difficult to ignite the moxa. It has the disadvantage of being unsuitable for moxibustion due to its low calorific value and high temperature.

In addition, with this type of tool, the ash after combustion tends to crumble, and when the tool is peeled off from the skin, it falls off the pedestal surface due to vibrations, resulting in the inconvenience of staining clothes and the like.

Furthermore, in this type of tool, a relatively large hole is provided in the pedestal surface below the burning material such as moxa, so the thermal energy generated from the burning material is absorbed more than the heat transferred to the unglazed pedestal. In addition, the air in this hole is heated, and the thermal energy of the pedestal itself heated by this combustion material is transmitted to the lower or outer side of the pedestal. The problem is that the air in the hole portion is heated, and the air at a particularly high temperature is generated in the hole portion.

While such high-temperature air causes severe burns to the skin surface it comes in contact with, it conducts less heat to the deeper parts of the skin, and when used in moxibustion therapy, it causes a serum immune effect due to burns. However, it had the disadvantage that sufficient thermal stimulation could not be applied to deep acupuncture points.

Moreover, it has the disadvantage that it cannot cope with cases where the target area for moxibustion therapy has a certain extent.

Furthermore, with this type of tool, the thermal stimulation to the skin surface is mechanical, and the direct thermal stimulation only produces a reflex effect on the nerves.

In view of the inconveniences of conventional tools, the non-marking tool of the present invention does not cause burns on the skin surface during moxibustion treatment, and moreover, provides the necessary and sufficient amount of heat to the deep position of the skin. The aim is to provide a device that has various medicinal effects as well as various medicinal effects.

[Il the invention tries to solve! l! [l] To achieve the above object, the present invention first provides the markless tool of claim 1 with crude drugs such as garlic and ginger, aromatic materials such as fragrant wood, etc.
Shape-retained stand 1 containing one or more types of miso and salt
and an adhesive layer 2 laminated on the bottom side of this table 1.
and a strip member 3 which is integrally provided on the upper surface side of the table 1 and whose shape is maintained with a binder.

Next, in the markless tool of claim 2, a :fi5 is provided so as to protrude through the stand 1 from the side of the strip member 3 of the moxibustion tool in which the strip member 3 and the stand 1 are integrally provided. It is made up of tools.

Furthermore, in the markless tool according to claim 3, a low thermal conductivity flange 6 is fitted in the circumferential direction of the markless tool in which the strip member 3 and the stand 1 are integrally provided. It consists of the ingredients.

[Function] In the non-marking tool according to the present invention, the lower surface of the table 1 is in close contact with the skin surface to be treated, and the strip member 3 is provided on the upper surface.
Since it is integrally provided, the skin surface that is in contact with the lower surface of the table 1 is heated uniformly. Further, since the heat retention amount of the table 1 in contact with the skin surface is high and the table 1 is in close contact with the skin surface, the thermal energy of the table 1 reaches deep into the skin.

In addition, since the table 1 contains one or more of the following: herbal medicines such as garlic and ginger, fragrance materials such as fragrant wood, miso, and salt, various medicinal effects, especially as the table 1 is heated. Along with the moxibustion effect, various medicinal effects from herbal medicines, a calming effect from aromatic materials, and a promoting effect on the profoundness of heat from miso and salt occur together with the moxibustion effect.

Furthermore, since the combustible moxibustion member 3 is configured by retaining its shape using an appropriate binder, the moxibustion member 3 per unit area is
The amount of heat generated is large.

Moreover, in the invention of claim 2, the effect of moxibustion is transmitted to the acupuncture needles 5, and thermal stimulation can be applied to the deep part of the acupuncture points.

[Embodiment] Hereinafter, a typical embodiment of the hot lachrymation device according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

This hot tear tool is a stand! A moxibustion member 3 is integrally provided on one side, and an adhesive layer 2 is laminated on the other side, and a release paper 4 is provided so as to cover this adhesive layer 2.

Therefore, the release paper 4 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer 2, which is adhered to the skin surface over the acupuncture points, and the moxibustion member 3 is ignited to be used as scarless moxibustion.

The markless moxibustion table 1, which has a kashiru structure, contains one or more of the following: dry powders of herbal medicines such as garlic and ginger, dry powders of aromatic materials such as fragrant woods, dry powders of miso, and dry powders of salt. It is constructed by compacting these powder bodies or fillet materials such as wheat flour, and is mainly non-flammable or flame-retardant and has a high heat retention capacity.

The table 1 containing the material has a non-drying adhesive on its underside,
It has an adhesive layer 2, such as a pressure-sensitive adhesive, that immediately produces a sticking effect when the release paper 4 is peeled off, and the upper surface is mainly made of moxa or a similar substance. A moxibustion member 3 is integrally provided.

This moxibustion member 3 is made of a main material made of moxa or a similar substance in the form of fibers or powder, which is compacted with a binder material with or without the addition of appropriate drugs, such as starch. The base 1 is shaped and adhered to the surface of the base 1 in a substantially conical shape using a synthetic adhesive or a synthetic resin adhesive. For this binder material, in addition to various commercially available starch-based pastes, cornstarch and other starches may be used directly, or Avicel, C
Various ρ adhesives such as MC may also be used.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 2 is an embodiment in which the hot lacrimal device according to the previous embodiment is provided with an acupuncture needle 5 used as an intradermal needle. The purpose is

The acupuncture needles 5 are configured to protrude outward from the side of the moxibustion member 3 through the table 1, and the release paper 4 is provided with a groove 4a through which the acupuncture needles 5 are led out. It has a structure that makes it easy to remove.

Next, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 343 and FIG. 4, a collar 6 made of a material with low thermal conductivity such as paperboard is fitted in the circumferential direction of the hot lacrimation device. It is convenient for handling the moxibustion device in a ignited state, and is especially convenient for removing or moving hot lachrymal devices attached to acupuncture points in a high-temperature state. It is also effective in preventing collapse.

Further, the embodiment shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 is suitable for preventing the ash from collapsing after the moxibustion member 3 has been burned, and for preventing contamination caused by the collapsing ash. A receiver 7 made of a non-combustible metal thin plate such as aluminum foil is prepared, and the moxibustion member 3 is integrally fixed to the inner bottom of the receiver 7, and the table 1 is similarly fixed to the lower surface side. It is made up of a hot tear device.

The shape and thickness of the table 1 constituting the hot tear tool and the shape and size of the moxibustion member 3 may be arbitrary depending on the purpose of treatment, and the aim is to achieve the amount of heat required for treatment. It is fine as long as it reaches the position of the acupuncture point in depth.

[Effects] The hot lacrimal device according to the present invention has the above-mentioned characteristic configuration,
The effect of moxibustion therapy is determined by the characteristics of the table 1, such as the volatile substances generated when heating herbal medicines such as garlic and ginger, the aroma generated when heating aromatic materials such as fragrant wood, and the latent heat of salt or miso. This can be further aided by the effect it has.

In addition, the stand 1, which has a special effect, is made by pressing slices of garlic, slices of raw Shimiuga, salt, and miso.
This type of special indirect moxibustion, which has been important since ancient times, can be used without the need for complicated labor and effort, and has the advantage that it can be easily used as a treatment means.

Furthermore, due to the presence of the table 1, the temperature of the moxibustion member 3 is uniformly distributed by the table 1.
The contact reaches deep into the skin and can provide effective thermal stimulation to light holes.

Furthermore, by retaining the shape of the moxibustion member 3 using a binder, it is possible to prevent the moxibustion member 3 from collapsing during and after combustion, and to increase the calorific value of the strip member 30.

Furthermore, by using the needle 5 in combination, the transmission of heat deep into the skin is made more effective, and by providing the collar 6, the scarless moxibustion tool is made easy and convenient to handle.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the scarless moxibustion device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing another embodiment, FIG. 143 is a sectional view showing still another embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the same. FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing still another embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view thereof. 1... Stand, 2... Adhesive layer, 3... Moxibustion member, 4...
... Release paper, 5... Acupuncture needle, 6... Tsuba, 7... Receiver.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A shape-retaining platform containing one or more of the following: crude drugs such as garlic and ginger, aromatic materials such as fragrant wood, miso, and salt, and which has an adhesive layer laminated on its lower surface. and a combustible moxibustion member whose shape is maintained with a binder and which is integrally provided on the table. 2. The scarless moxibustion device according to claim 1, wherein acupuncture needles are protruded from the side of the moxibustion member through the stand. 3. The markless moxibustion device according to claim 1, characterized in that a flange with low thermal conductivity is provided in the circumferential direction of the moxibustion device consisting of a moxibustion member and a stand.