A lumbocrural pain massager comprises a massager housing (1), a static friction head (2), a speed-control switch (3), a medicament cloth (4) and a fixing sleeve (5), and is used to treat lumbocrural pains and characterized in that: a diameter of a cylindrical portion of the static friction head (2) is greater than a rotation radius, and a head end portion thereof has a semicircular shape and a triangular ribbed protrusion is fixed thereat. The lumbocrural pain massager tightly presses and sucks a region to be massaged to perform a static friction massage, drives subcutaneous tissues to move to generate internal friction, and converts work into subcutaneous tissue heat motion internal energy. Currently a large finger force stimulation generated by manual massage is required upon massaging a waist and legs to treat lumbocrural pains. However, a treatment region is small, and a curative effect is limited, and a greater intensity of labor is required. A multi-point contact static friction massage is employed, thus dramatically increasing a strength of the effect of massage rubbing, reducing manual labor intensity and achieving a remarkable curative effect for lumbocrural pains by massaging.
LUMBOCRURAL PAIN MASSAGER