Drug vaporization and inhalation device

A drug vaporization and inhalation device comprising:

• a vaporization container having a first storage space for storing a vaporization promoting composition and a first guide path for discharging steam;
• an inducing material disposed under the vaporization container to be inserted into the first storage space to induce the vaporization promoting composition stored in the first storage space to be discharged by means of a capillary action;
• a fine particle vaporizer heated when power is supplied thereto to vaporize the vaporization promoting composition induced by the inducing material;
• a body detachably coupled to top of the vaporization container and having a capsule accommodation portion formed on top thereof to accommodate a capsule in which a powdered drug for an infected patient with asthma, a coronavirus, or the like is sealedly stored and second guide paths for steam discharge formed thereon to pass through the interior thereof in an up and down direction thereof, communicate with the first guide path, and discharge the vaporized steam induced from the fine particle vaporizer to the capsule located inside the capsule accommodation portion;
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• a cap rotatably coupled to top of the body and having a mixing space formed on the inner bottom thereof, an inhalation pipe for the infected patient with asthma, a coronavirus, or the like communicating with the mixing space, and blades protruding downward from the inner bottom thereof to incise the capsule placed in the capsule accommodation portion, so that the vaporized steam or the powdered drug discharged from the capsule and mixed with the vaporized steam guided by the second guide paths is inhaled through the inhalation pipe and reaches the lungs of the infected patient,
• wherein the capsule accommodation portion comprises a pair of first wall members for supporting left and right walls of the capsule and a pair of second wall members facingly spaced apart from each other in different directions from the pair of first wall members to support both ends of the capsule, so as to form a space for accommodating the capsule, and blade moving paths formed in spaces between the plate-shaped first wall members and the arch-shaped second wall members to ensure spaces through which the blades pass to incise one surface of the top of the capsule when the cap rotates.