Analysis of The Correlation between the Yin-yang Doctrine and The Pathogenic Factors of Perianal Eczema in Adults

This paper discusses the pathogenic factors of adult perianal eczema through the Yin-yang doctrine, combined with the holistic concept of Chinese medicine, to provide new ideas for the prevention and treatment of adult perianal eczema. Methods: By means of a questionnaire, 648 cases of adults aged 18 years or older were collected, and patients with perianal eczema were grouped with those without perianal eczema, comparing the gender, frequency of anal cleansing, time of defecation, anal cleansing products after defecation, and the habit of sitting in the bath or not. analyzed the correlation between perianal eczema and gender, frequency of anal cleansing, time of defecation, anal cleansing products after defecation, and the habit of sitting in the bath or not. The correlation was analyzed. RESULTS: Data analysis revealed that the differences between adult perianal eczema patients and non-perianal eczema patients in terms of gender, frequency of anal cleansing, anal cleansing products, and sitz-bath habits were statistically significant (all P < 0.05). Comparison of defecation time between perianal eczema patients and non-perianal eczema patients, the difference was not statistically significant (P > 0.05). Conclusion: The pathogenic factors of perianal eczema are closely related to patient's gender, cleaning frequency, anal cleaning products, sitz bath habits, we combine the above pathogenic factors of perianal eczema with the Yin-yang doctrine, and believe that excessive cleaning and nursing care disrupts the perianal Yin and Yang in harmony state. We combine the above factors with the Yin-yang doctrine and believe that excessive cleansing and nursing disrupts Yin and Yang in harmony in the perianal area, thus triggering the appearance of perianal eczema.