Personal medication dispensing system

• US 20070092858A1
• Filed: 09/20/2006
• Published: 04/26/2007
• Est. Priority Date: 10/20/2005
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Qaisar Usmani, Salma Usmani
• Original Assignee: Qaisar Usmani, Salma Usmani
• Inventors: Usmani, Qaisar, Usmani, Salma
• Application Number:
  US11/524,152
• Publication Number:
  US 20070092858A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 434/262
• CPC Class Codes: G09B 19/00 Teaching not covered by other main groups of this subclass teaching or practice apparatus for gun-aiming or gun-laying F41G3/26

Abstract

This invention teaches methods, devices, and system for relieving or reducing pain by self-injecting liquid pain medicine obviating many expensive visits to the medical professionals. It includes a liquid medicine reservoir and a dispensing device with at least one syringe and a plurality of injection needles interconnected with a conduit comprising a three-way valve. The system also includes, means for metering of medicament and instructions for safe administration thereof. The system is known by its trademark name ARAAM which in Hindustani and URDU means restful comfort.

Claims

1. A personal medication dispensing system for pain relief comprising:

a) a liquid pain medicine container;

b) a dispensing device;

c) a conduit between said pain medicine container and said dispensing device;

d) a 3-way valve inserted inline in said conduit;

e) at least one syringe interfaced to said dispensing device; and

f) a plurality of needles interface-able to said syringe.

2. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein:

a) said conduit is a rubber tube;

b) said medicine container has a tapered outlet port for press fit to said conduit;

c) said dispensing device has a tapered inlet port for press fit to said conduit; and

d) said dispensing device has plurality of non-slip screw-on ports for needles.

3. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said dispensing device is a syringe.

4. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 2 wherein:

a) said conduit is a rubber tube;

b) said medicine container has a tapered outlet port for press fit to said conduit;

c) said dispensing device has a tapered inlet port for press fit to said conduit; and

d) said dispensing device has plurality of non-slip screw-on ports for needles.

5. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said liquid medicine comprises blue label Blue label 1% Lidocaine.

6. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said liquid medicine comprises red label Cortisone with both cortisone and lidocaine.

7. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said liquid medicine is self administer-able.

8. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said dispensing device comprises embodiment of FIG. 7

9. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said dispensing device comprises embodiment of FIG. 8

10. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said dispensing device comprises embodiment of FIG. 10

18. The personal medication dispensing system for pain relief of claim 1 wherein said dispensing device comprises embodiment of FIG. 10.

11. A self help method of liquid medication dispensing system comprising the steps of:

a) educating and training the physicians about the dispensing system;

b) arranging at least one consultation between trained physician and the patient in pain;

c) educating the patient by providing literature, videos, and an initial demonstration of the procedure at the physicians'"'"' offices;

d) selecting a dispensing embodiment and liquid pain medication for the needs of the particular patient;

e) prescribing and advising the patient about the amount and frequency of medicine to be used at a specific site and the frequency of the procedure to be done;

f) sterilizing each desired region with beta-dine;

g) choosing the right bore and right sized needle; and

h) massaging the local area immediately following the above procedure.

12. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing system comprises:

a) a liquid pain medicine container;

b) a dispensing device;

c) a conduit between said pain medicine container and said dispensing device;

d) a 3-way valve inserted inline in said conduit;

e) at least one syringe interfaced to said dispensing device;

f) a plurality of needles interface-able to said syringe; and

wherein

e) said conduit is a rubber tube;

f) said medicine container has a tapered outlet port for press fit to said conduit;

g) said dispensing device has a tapered inlet port for press fit to said conduit; and

h) said dispensing device has plurality of non-slip screw-on ports for needles.

13. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing embodiment comprises embodiment of FIG. 7.

14. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing embodiment comprises embodiment of FIG. 8.

15. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing embodiment comprises embodiment of FIG. 9.

16. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing embodiment comprises embodiment of FIG. 10.

17. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said dispensing device is a syringe.

19. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said liquid medicine comprises blue label 1% Lidocaine.

20. The self-help method of liquid medication dispensing system of claim 11 wherein said liquid medicine comprises red label Cortisone with both cortisone and lidocaine.