Pelvic floor muscle postoperative lifting support device

Abstract

The invention discloses a pelvic floor muscle postoperative lifting support device which comprises a belt, a support, a plurality of connecting bands and a plurality of fastening components. Limit holes are formed in the belt, the belt is provided with a pin buckle, two ends of each connecting band are connected with the support and the corresponding fastening component, and the fastening components are detachably fixed onto the belt; the fastening components comprise fastening plates and clamp plates, each clamp plate is connected to an end of the corresponding fastening plate in a turnover manner, the belt is clamped between the fastening plates and the clamp plates, and limit columns are arranged on the surfaces, which face the belt, of the fastening plates or the clamp plates, and extend into the limit holes when the fastening components are fixed to the belt. The pelvic floor muscle postoperative lifting support device has the advantages that the support and the belt are connectedwith each other by the connecting bands, accordingly, the support can be taken up by the belt and can upwardly cling to perinea, the perinea can be lifted by the support, tension generated when pelvic floor muscles are pushed by bladders and wombs can be reduced, and the pelvic floor muscle recovery speeds can be increased; reduction can be carried out on bladder necks, and accordingly the urinary incontinence frequencies can be lowered.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary device for postoperative pelvic floor surgery, in particular to a lifting device for postoperative pelvic floor muscles. Background technique [0002] Patients with pelvic floor muscle relaxation often experience urinary incontinence, especially when coughing, laughing, or bending over. At this time, abdominal pressure is transmitted to the bladder, and the urine in the bladder is squeezed and easily overflows. This is especially true for mothers who have just given birth. The pelvic floor muscles are over-expanded during childbirth, and the contraction force of the muscle groups becomes smaller and cannot be contracted in time. When the urine in the bladder is compressed, it is easy to overflow. Relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles also causes the bladder neck to descend and urethrocele, with relatively less resistance for urine to leak out of the body. For other patients with damaged pelvic floor muscles, ther...

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Problems solved by technology

For other patients with damaged pelvic floor muscles, there is also the problem of urinary incontinence

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