JPH04108521U - bandage for athlete's foot - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] The athlete's foot fungus that lives between the toes differs in the growth and erosion state between each toe, and the troublesome thing is that severe erosion can spread to adjacent mildly affected areas. Tend. By interposing this bandage between the toes, it ensures air permeability between the toes, maintains the dry state, suppresses the generation of odor, and prevents the transfer of athlete's foot fungus between the toes. The purpose is to promote the medicinal effect against athlete's foot fungus by actively destroying the growth environment of fungus between each finger. [Composition] A pair of superimposed band-shaped hygroscopic sheets (2)
(3) A group of independent small rooms (7) are provided in the longitudinal direction, and each small room (7) is provided with a desiccant (8).
and a deodorizer (9).

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This invention relates to a bandage for athlete's foot, and specifically deals with wet athlete's foot fungus that occurs between the toes. This bandage relates to a bandage for athlete's foot that is wrapped in a meandering manner between each toe.

0002

[Conventional technology]

Athlete's foot becomes so active during the summer that it is used as a synonym for something persistent. However, the symptoms are relieved during the winter, but the condition is repeated over many years. As a countermeasure against this troublesome athlete's foot, various drugs have been developed depending on the symptoms. However, the current situation is that there is no definitive drug. As a type of athlete's foot, the skin between the toes becomes white and swollen, or the epidermis peels off and becomes chyme. If a sore occurs and the treatment method is not followed, pyogenic bacteria may enter the wound and cause suppuration or phosphorus. There is a type of erosion between the toes where the pads become swollen. For this type of wet athlete's foot, topical medicines such as ointments and oral medicines such as griseocluvin are prescribed. Physically, patients should keep their skin, especially their hands and feet, clean at all times. When it comes to socks, underwear, etc., please keep them dry and clean. This is common sense and does not go far beyond the realm of passivity.

0003

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

In athlete's foot, especially wet type of athlete's foot, erosion between the toes occurs between each toe. In some cases, a blister or pustule that develops between one toe ruptures, and this pus spreads between the other toes. It adheres and migrates to areas where healing has progressed, resulting in the prevention of complete healing of those areas. this Repetition makes eradication of athlete's foot difficult.

0004 This idea creates a divided state between each toe and actively forms an independent space between each toe. With the available bandage for athlete's foot, drying treatment and disinfection and deodorization measures can be taken between each toe. By forming a treatment area, independent healing between each toe and eventually effective treatment of athlete's foot can be achieved. The purpose is to provide a bandage for athlete's foot that promotes healing.

[0005]

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above purpose, the bandage for athlete's foot according to this invention has the following structure. It will be. In other words, there is a unique space between a pair of stacked strip-shaped hygroscopic sheets in the longitudinal direction of the sheets. A group of vertical small rooms are provided, and each small room stores a desiccant and a deodorizing agent. It is characterized by

[0006]

[Effect]

Apply this bandage, which has a width approximately equal to the length of your toes, and place the area between your toes on the sides of the bandage. Wrap it in a meandering manner, pressing the end of the toe against the base of the toe. Each toe is pushed apart with a bandage to ensure airflow between the toes and The moisture-absorbing sheet is sufficient to remove moisture caused by broken blisters and secretions such as phlegm. Absorbs and removes odors emitted from this moist area using a deodorizer contained within the bandage. In addition, we use desiccants to prevent dry conditions that can lead to environmental damage and the growth of athlete's foot between each toe. maintain the status.

[0007] The bandage wrapped between the toes is securely secured with socks worn after the bandage is applied. be done. In addition, we have changed the way the bandage is wrapped in a meandering manner, and we have specifically changed the way the bandage is wrapped around the foot for the first time. The bandage should be wrapped from the front side of the thumb, and the next time, the bandage should be wrapped from the back side of the thumb. It is preferable to ensure dry conditions between the fingers. This will help prevent athlete's foot that has developed between each toe. Due to differences in movement conditions, we prevent the movement of athlete's foot fungi between each toe, and improve the growth status between each toe. By compartmentalizing and destroying the breeding environment for athlete's foot, we can prevent new growth of athlete's foot bacteria, This will lead to a complete cure for athlete's foot fungus.

[0008] In addition to preventing athlete's foot, this product has drying and deodorizing effects, and is effective against sweating in the summer. It can also be used to suppress odors caused by sweating. concrete Place this product under the armpit, which is one of the areas where excessive sweating occurs, and use tape etc. By attaching this product to your underwear, or by placing it in your underwear, You can remove sweat from your armpits by fixing it in place using tape, etc. It is possible to easily remove and prevent the occurrence and increase of odors, such as those caused by burns.

[0009]

【Example】

Next, specific examples of the bandage for athlete's foot according to this invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Figure 1 is a plan view of a part of the athlete's foot bandage based on this idea, with a part cut away. This is what is shown. A bandage for athlete's foot (1) consists of a pair of superimposed band-shaped hygroscopic sheets (2) and (3), e.g. For example, place a strip of shielding film between small mesh gauze, highly absorbent paper sheets, etc. The side edges of these laminated sheets are sewn (5). (5) and further intersects the first sewn parts (5) (5) and extends in the width direction of the strip. In the second group of seams (6), the laminated strip sheet has independent seams that are continuous in the longitudinal direction. A large number of small rooms (7) are formed. These small rooms (7) are covered with shielding sheets (4) Due to the presence of the bandage (1), there is a first small chamber (7a) on the front side and a second small chamber (7a) on the back side of the bandage (1). 7b) are formed in pairs.

0010 In the first small room (7a), there is a drying agent (8) in the form of a powder, such as sikka roll. (trade name), but there is also a powdery deodorizer (9) in the second small room (7b), e.g. Contains activated carbon. The existence of each small room (7) means that the contents (8) and (9) contained in the bandage (1) Each small room (7) serves to prevent local uneven distribution of the bandage. Because the bandage (1) has a rectangular shape that extends in the width direction, This more reliably prevents the occurrence of maldistribution.

[0011] FIG. 3 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 1 showing another embodiment of the athlete's foot bandage (1), and is superimposed. A pair of band-shaped hygroscopic sheets (2) and (3) are sewn in the same longitudinal direction as described above (5 ) and a small room (7) arranged on the same plane formed by sewing in the width direction (6) In each group, powder desiccant (8) and deodorizer (9) are applied alternately to each small room. is housed in.

0012 Next, a method for manufacturing the athlete's foot bandage (1) shown in FIG. 1 will be explained using FIG. 5. First, spread out the deodorizer (9) evenly over the entire surface of the large hygroscopic sheet (3). Spray, spread a large shielding sheet (4) on top of it, and then spread a desiccant (8) on top of it. Spread it evenly and then layer a large hygroscopic sheet (2) on top of it. , a sheet laminate with a deodorizer (9) and a desiccant (8) interposed therebetween. Sewing (5) is performed using a sewing machine with multiple threads extending parallel to each other.

[0013] At this time, the sewing (5) work involves sewing the first sewing route, which consists of two wires as a set, at a predetermined interval. By doing this, the sheet stack has a wide part to form a group of small rooms. (A) and a narrow part (B) that will be the cutting area are formed alternately. Next, this sewing ( 5) Intentionally narrow the width of the wide part (a) in the direction that intersects the group. The second sewing operation (6) is carried out at the same interval, and the first and second sewing operation A desiccant (8) and a deodorizer (9) were respectively contained in the sheet laminate by industry. Independent small rooms (7a) (7b) are formed. And finally the first sewing loop By cutting the narrow part (b) formed by the toe (5), the length of the toe can be adjusted. A bandage (1) is formed having a band width that substantially matches the width of the bandage.

[0014] Next, how to use these bandages (1) will be explained. This bandage is placed between the toes on the long side edge of the bandage (1) as shown in Figures 6 and 7. Wrap it in a meandering manner between each toe while pressing deeply into the base of each toe. Ru. For the first time, wrap the bandage (1) from the surface side of the thumb (C), and then Wrap it in a meandering manner between each finger (see Figure 6). Next time, put the bandage (1) on your thumb ( Wrap it from the back side of c) and wrap it in a meandering manner between each finger (see Fig. 7). Both ends of the meandering bandage (1) marked with black marks are shown in Figures 6 and 7. Wrap it around the entire circumference of your thumb (c) and little finger (d) as shown. Also, the first winding Continuing with this method, wrap the next wrapping method using a single long bandage. It is also possible to attach it (see FIG. 8). The length of the bandage (1) depends on the size of the foot of the person using it, especially the thickness of the toes. It greatly depends on the weather etc. Therefore, the length of the long bandage should be cut according to the usage situation. Discontinued use. And, the cutting point at this time is any one small room (7) part, Do this by cutting across the width of the bandage.

[0015]

[Effect of the idea]

Wrapping the bandage for athlete's foot according to this invention in a meandering manner between the toes where athlete's foot fungi are infested. This avoids direct contact between each toe and creates a constant gap between each toe. , by ensuring air circulation in the area, the humidity is suitable for the development and growth of athlete's foot. By removing the sexual living environment, you can fundamentally destroy the breeding environment for athlete's foot, and prevent water. Eradication of insects and fungi can be made effective.

[0016] In addition, it is a highly hygroscopic sheet that removes sweat generated between the toes and various secretions caused by athlete's foot bacteria. In addition to absorbing this directly with the toe material, the desiccant contained in the bandage is used to keep the area between the toes constantly A deodorizer is used to remove unpleasant odors caused by dry conditions and secretions between the toes. This makes it possible to actively remove the environment suitable for the generation and growth of athlete's foot fungi. Wear. In addition, the presence of this bandage prevents the movement of athlete's foot bacteria between the toes. The expansion of the athlete's foot growth area is divided and stopped, and the athlete's foot fungus is concentrated in a certain area. The treatment using the drug is simple, and the effect of preventing the transfer of athlete's foot fungus is It can enhance the medicinal effect of athlete's foot medicine and shorten the period of cure for athlete's foot.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a portion of a bandage for athlete's foot in which this invention is implemented, with a portion thereof being cut away.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 1 showing another embodiment of the bandage for athlete's foot.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a method of manufacturing the bandage shown in FIG. 1 according to the invention.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing how this bandage is used.

FIG. 7 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 6 showing another manner of using the bandage.

FIG. 8 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 6 showing still another usage mode of the bandage.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Bandage for athlete's foot 2 Hygroscopic sheet 3 Hygroscopic sheet 4 Shielding sheet 7 Small room 8 Desiccant 9 Deodorizer

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] [Claim 1] A group of independent small rooms are provided in the longitudinal direction of the sheet between a pair of superimposed band-shaped hygroscopic sheets, and a desiccant and a deodorizing agent are stored in each small room. A bandage for athlete's foot. 2. The bandage for athlete's foot according to claim 1, wherein the small chambers each accommodating the desiccant and the deodorizing agent are formed back to back between a pair of hygroscopic sheets. 3. The bandage for athlete's foot according to claim 1, wherein the small chambers each accommodating the desiccant and the deodorizing agent are formed alternately between the front and back pairs of hygroscopic sheets. 4. The bandage for athlete's foot according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the group of small cells has a rectangular shape extending in the width direction of the bandage.