Vacuum dry jars BV-01-AP-2 set, 2 pcs.

Polymer-glass dry vacuum cups for static or kinetic vacuum therapy BV-01-“AP” are a means of beneficial effect on blood and lymph circulation, improving peripheral circulation of blood, lymph and interstitial fluid. Causing local and reflex dilation of blood and lymph vessels they have local resolving, analgesic and stimulating effect. Local micro-bleedings are formed at the places where the cans are applied. The products of blood decomposition formed in this case are absorbed and stimulate hematopoiesis. Stagnation phenomena are eliminated, metabolic processes and skin breathing intensify, the skin becomes elastic, its resistance to temperature and physical influences increases, muscle contractile function improves, their tone and elasticity increase. Within the first hour after application of the jars some positive changes in blood composition, a decrease in blood pressure and a slowing down of the pulse are noted.

Contraindications

Pulmonary hemorrhages, pulmonary tuberculosis in the active stage, malignant and benign tumors, hemorrhagic diathesis, skin diseases and its sharp sensitivity, blood diseases, severe exhaustion of the patient, cardiac arrhythmias, stage 3 hypertension, high temperature.
All procedures must be agreed upon with the attending physician.

Specifications

The jars are made with a diameter of 33 mm. According to the mode of use, cans are a reusable medical product. Banks consist of two parts:
a) a jar reservoir made of medical glass;
b) balloon cans to create in a tank
vacuum, made of polyvinyl chloride plastisol.

Prescribing

For static or kinetic vacuum therapy.

Recommendations for use

Disinfection.
When used in medical institutions or in other conditions for different patients, jars must be disinfected according to MU 287-113. Before disinfection, the cylinder and reservoir are separated. The jar reservoir is disinfected by boiling in distilled water with 2% sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) for 15±5 minutes. The balloon is immersed in a 3% chloramine solution for 60 minutes or in a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution for 180 minutes. At the end of the disinfection period, the products are washed with running drinking water.
For individual repeated use, the method of wiping twice with a calico or gauze napkin soaked in a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide or in a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide with the addition of 0.5% detergent of the “Lotus” type (MU 287-113) can be used.

Kinetic vacuum therapy (cupping massage):
The patient is in a lying or sitting position in a relaxed state;
Lubricate the massaged surface with massage cream, sterile vegetable oil or Vaseline;
Attention!!! Before installing the cups, check the surface adjacent to the patient’s skin for chips and cracks.
Install one can, dosing the vacuum force by squeezing the balloon, while it is necessary to take into account the sensitivity of the patient’s skin, his age and physical condition, avoiding severe pain;
Using a suction jar, make smooth sliding massage movements in the direction of the massage lines (indicated in the figure), holding the jar by the glass reservoir;
The frequency of cupping massage procedures is determined by the attending physician;
After the procedure, you need to rest for at least 30 minutes in a warm room.

Therapeutic effects of cupping massage.
1. For cervical osteochondrosis, make movements with a can along the cervical vertebrae. Particular attention should be paid to the area of ​​the seventh cervical vertebra (to find it, you need to tilt your head forward, feel the cervical vertebrae, this will be the most protruding vertebra) and massage the areas located at a distance of 2-3 cm from the spinous processes of the spine. The movements are straightforward, with the jar moving upward with force so that a fold of skin “goes” in front of the jar, downward movements without effort. Duration of massage is 1-1.5 minutes. After this, massage the trapezius muscles from head to shoulders.
2. After completing the procedure, the patient should be wrapped in a blanket and given a glass of tea with lemon or raspberry.
3. Attention! Do not massage the side areas of the neck where large blood vessels pass.
4. Massage for injuries is used in the post-immobilization period to normalize blood and lymph flow, relieve pain, resolve swelling, regenerate and repair tissue, and normalize redox processes. The massage begins above the site of swelling (reflexively distracting), gradually descending to the areas adjacent to the affected area.

Manufacturer

Alpina Plast, Russia

Shelf life

5 years from the date of manufacture