Significance of Perianal region

(1) This is the location where the patient experienced painful swelling, as mentioned in the context of the document.^[1] (2) This anatomical area is the region around the anus, where the patient in the case report experienced a boil, indicating a site of the condition being treated.^[2] (3) This is where the patient experienced pain, swelling, and pus discharge, which were the chief complaints for six months.^[3] (4) The area around the anus is constantly in contact with bodily waste, which can lead to the vitiation of Kapha Dosha and Rakta Dhatu in the body.^[4] (5) This is the area around the anus, where the patient experienced the recurrent abscesses, and it is a location central to the discussion of the anal fistula in the text.^[5]

(1) This is the area around the anus, where Fistula-in-ano is characterized by the presence of one or many sinuses with purulent discharge.^[6] (2) Perianal region is the area where napkin rashes may involve the skin, and the skin may become red and may or may not have erosion of superficial skin layers.^[7]