JPH1143802A - Male underwear for incontinence of urine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain briefs capable of smoothly performing a urination behavior even by persons having incontinence of urine or a high frequency of pollakiuria by providing an auxiliary opening in an inner fabric surface of a superimposed part of a brief front part of an underwear for males. SOLUTION: The briefs 1 for incontinence of urine are composed by integrally forming a water absorbing pad B for exclusive use, consisting essentially of a fabric and having a moderate size and thickness with the briefs 1 on the surface of an inner fabric 2 on the front side of the briefs 1 provided with a lengthwise long auxiliary opening 7 having loop stitches 6 formed in an upper site on the surface of the inner fabric 2 on the front surface of the briefs 1 formed from an inner opening 4 and an outer opening 5 by the two plies of the inner fabric 2 and an outer fabric 3 on the front side forming the briefs 1 using a sewing part 8.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention provides an auxiliary opening hole on the inner cloth surface at the front of the briefs of men's underwear so that urination can be performed smoothly even by those with high incontinence and frequent urination. Regarding easy briefs.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Briefs conventionally provided as men's underwear are worn with underwear in which two cloths on the front surface of the underwear are formed to form two openings inside and outside, and when a person is moist, they are combined. Underwear that can pinch the male genitalia and then urinate (hereinafter referred to as briefs) is generally provided and used extensively in the outer opening from the inner opening of the eyes. Also, incontinence briefs and the like are provided as underwear for people with high incontinence and frequent urination.

[0003] These incontinence briefs can be roughly classified into the following two types. First, there is an incontinence-only brief formed by integrally sewing a dedicated water-absorbing pad on the front inner cloth surface of the above-mentioned general brief (FIG. 5). There is a type in which a separate water-absorbing pad with an adhesive tape formed of a non-woven fabric or the like is combined. In this case, the water-absorbing pad is disposable and can be used after being sequentially replaced.

[0004]

[0007] Men's underwear is provided with such incontinence briefs, but has various drawbacks and inconveniences when actually worn and used. . First, the type in which the water-absorbing pad is sewn integrally to the inner cloth on the front side of the brief is provided as a brief for incontinence, but the provided water-absorbing pad is quite thick and has a large elasticity. Since nothing is sewn, daily living activities are not comfortable, and when urinating is important, water is absorbed through the inner opening from the outer opening of the two-piece brief. In order to pick up the male genitalia located on the inner surface of the pad, the male genitalia had to be taken in and out from the side portion in such a way that a thick water-absorbing pad was separated, which was very troublesome and difficult to use.

In particular, for elderly people who often wear thick pants or the like in the next period of cold, many users experience that this operation is more difficult to perform smoothly. Since the pad urinates while pressing the base of the male organ, urination cannot often be performed smoothly until the end. In addition, even when storing male organs, it is difficult to fit them because of the thick water-absorbing pad. At that time, the urine is often pressed out by the water-absorbing pad, pressing the male organs. You may also see some miscellaneous briefs and pants getting wet. In addition, if urine leaks in a state where the placed male organ is not returned to an appropriate position, there are inconveniences and disadvantages such as the effect of the water absorbing pad provided cannot be expected.

Next, a type in which a water-absorbing pad with an adhesive tape is adhered to an ordinary brief is also convenient in that it is a disposable type that can be appropriately replaced. However, not only is it uncomfortable during use, but also during urination. The inconvenience and inconvenience of the operation are the same as those of the above-mentioned dedicated sewing type, and there are almost no inconveniences and disadvantages, and it is difficult to use. In addition, the disposable type that uses a separate water-absorbing pad is easy to replace when it gets wet, but it naturally has the disadvantage of requiring the cost of the water-absorbing pad. Unlike the integrated sewn type as described above, since the release paper is peeled off and attached to the briefs, the water absorbing pad cannot be securely fixed to the briefs, so the position shifts when urinating, it is twisted or twisted, or When urinating, it was difficult to use the male genitalia as it was caught on the rim, and it was often impossible to put it in the proper position after putting it.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks and inconveniences of the related art, and a solution to the problem is to provide an incontinence brief having the following structure. . First of all, a vertical cut is made in the part on the inner cloth at the front of the brief so that the male genitalia can be easily taken in and out when urinating, so that it is not necessary to put it in and out from the side of the water absorption pad provided inside the front of the brief. A brief with an auxiliary opening is formed. A separate disposable water-absorbing pad is adhered to the inner surface of the brief with the auxiliary opening hole in the same manner as before, or the water-absorbing pad is sewn as an incontinence-only type to form an integrated incontinence. To form a brief.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The incontinence brief according to the present invention comprises:
Since the auxiliary opening hole (7) is provided on the surface of the inner cloth (2) on the front side of the ordinary brief (1), the disposable water-absorbing pad (A) is attached to this brief (1) in the same manner as in the prior art. And the auxiliary opening hole (7) is located in the upper part of the water absorbing pad (A). In addition, the auxiliary opening hole (7) is located at a position above the water absorbing pad (B) in the integrated type in which a dedicated water absorbing pad (B) is previously sewn to the inner cloth (2) surface of the brief (1). Will be done. Therefore, when urinating when the brief (1) is worn, the male genitalia can be picked up upward while the finger inserted from the outer opening (5) is inserted into the auxiliary opening hole (7), so that urination can be performed promptly and smoothly. Can act.

In addition, since there is less pressure on the male genitalia by the water-absorbing pads (A) and (B), urination can be performed smoothly until the end, so that residual urine is reduced. Also, after urination, the male genitalia can be easily placed in the appropriate position of the briefs simply by slightly lifting the lower end of the auxiliary opening hole (7) or the upper side of the water absorbing pad (A) (B). There is almost no fear of soiling other parts and even if residual urine may leak, there is no problem because it is inside the water absorbing pads (A) and (B).

[0010]

【Example】

Example 1 Example 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to the front view of the brief back surface shown in FIG. The figure shows the brief (1) in a normal shape, which is turned over.
An inner cloth of a brief (1) formed by laminating two inner cloths (2) and outer cloths (3) and having an inner opening (4) and an outer opening (5) on the left and right. (2) On the upper part of the surface,
An auxiliary opening hole (7) provided with a vertically long cut with an overhang (6) is formed to constitute an incontinence brief of Example 1 according to the present invention.

When a disposable water-absorbing pad (A) mainly composed of a nonwoven fabric is attached to the brief (1) provided with the auxiliary opening hole (7) in the same manner and position as in the prior art, the water-absorbing pad (A) ), The auxiliary opening (7) is located in the upper part. When urinating while wearing the auxiliary opening (7), slightly lower the upper side of the water absorbing pad (A) (Fig. 4). Since the container is located near the auxiliary opening (7), the male container can be easily picked up with a finger, and can be quickly stored without being pressed by the water-absorbing pad (A).

Embodiment 2 Embodiment 2 will be described with reference to a front view of the back surface of the brief shown in FIG. 2 and a longitudinal sectional view of a main part shown in FIG. In the second embodiment, the brief (1) is provided with a dedicated water absorbing pad (B), and the inner opening (4) and the outer opening are formed by stacking two inner cloths (2) and outer cloths (3). A brief (1) having a vertically long auxiliary opening hole (7) with an overcast edge (6) at a position on the inner cloth (2) surface in front of the brief (1). 1) On the inner cloth (2) surface on the front side, a dedicated water absorbing pad (B) having an appropriate size and thickness, which is mainly made of fabric, is provided with sewn parts (8) and (8), and a brief (1). To form an incontinence brief of Example 2.

This embodiment is of a type in which a dedicated water-absorbing pad (B) mainly made of fabric is sewn on a portion where an auxiliary opening hole (7) is provided in the inner fabric (2) surface. The water absorbing pad (B) can be fixed more stably than the one shown in Example 1, and the cost is not different from the conventional one because the water absorbing pad (B) is not disposable. Moreover, although the water-absorbing pad (B) is of a fixed type, the auxiliary opening hole (7) is formed in the upper part of the inner cloth (2) surface where the water-absorbing pad (B) is located as in the first embodiment. ) Is located, it is not necessary to take out the slightly thicker water absorbing pad (B) from its side when urinating.
If you insert your finger into this auxiliary opening (7) while pushing down slightly on the upper side, you can smoothly pull out the male genitalia upwards, add something to it, and easily return it to the proper position. There is no urine leakage due to pressure on the water absorbing pad (B), and there is no need to worry about soiling the pants and other parts.

Although the incontinence brief according to the present invention has the above-described structure, the auxiliary opening hole (7) serving as a main element is provided with a vertically long cut, but when worn, the body becomes round. As it extends along the opening and opens in an elliptical shape, there is no worry about taking in and out, but an elliptical or circular opening hole may be formed from the beginning. Also, a linear opening hole may be provided in a horizontal type instead of a vertical type, and is not particularly limited.

[0015]

The present invention has a very simple structure in which an auxiliary opening hole is provided on the inner cloth surface of the brief, but can provide the following effects and advantages. Even when wearing a disposable or fixed type water absorption pad on the inner surface of the front of the brief, when urinating, insert the finger inserted from the outer opening into the auxiliary opening hole and press down slightly on the upper side of the water absorption pad By simply doing so, the male genitalia can be easily picked up and used, and the genitalia can be quickly put into the proper position by simply lifting the upper side of the water-absorbing pad.

Therefore, since urine can be quickly taken in and out at the time of urination, especially for urinary urgent people who often need urgency, there is no need to worry about the troublesomeness of the conventional technique and the problem of soiling the pants and other parts due to urine leakage due to troublesome work. Absent. In addition, it is not necessary to put the male genitals in and out of the side by separating the thick water-absorbing pad, and the urine can be smoothly drained until the end because the male genitals are less pressed by the water-absorbing pad during urination. In addition, the effect of reducing residual urine and the pressure by the water-absorbing pad can be reduced, so there is no need to worry about leakage when placing the male organ.

This brief is an invention of male underwear which is easy to use from the standpoint of incontinence and frequent urination.
Auxiliary opening holes are provided on the inner cloth surface and are not different from ordinary briefs from the outside, so there is no worry that the appearance will be bad, and men not only in winter but also often wear stetecos in the summer, Even when a water-absorbing pad is not required, the movement of the fingers is attenuated when the elderly are aged, but by using the auxiliary opening hole, it is a brief that can be worn effectively throughout the year without concern.

Furthermore, infants and the like are engrossed in play and usually urgently need to urinate. However, if a child's brief provided with such an auxiliary opening hole is used, it becomes unfamiliar. However, since the male genitalia can be easily put out alone, there is no need to worry about roughening, and it can be used as a brief that can be used for initial training. In any case, since the auxiliary opening can be easily formed on the conventional type brief, the cost can be kept at a low level without any change, and an incontinence brief corresponding to the era where the number is expected to increase more and more can be provided.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a brief back surface showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a brief back surface showing the second embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a main part of a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is an operation example diagram showing a use state of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a back view of a conventional brief with a water-absorbing pad.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. Briefs 2. Inner cloth 3. Outer cloth 4. Inner opening 5. Outer opening 6. Edge overlock 7. Auxiliary opening hole 8. Sewn part A. Absorbent pad B.・ Water absorption pad

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A men's underwear for incontinence, wherein an auxiliary opening hole is provided on the inner fabric surface of the two-ply portion on the front side in a brief as men's underwear. 2. The male underwear for incontinence according to claim 1, wherein a dedicated water-absorbing pad is integrally provided on the inner cloth surface provided with the auxiliary opening hole.