A case of perianal abscess with fistula in ANO treated with homoeopathic management: A case report

Perianal abscess is a commonly encountered issue in clinical settings, often associated with a high likelihood of recurrence and the development of fistula if not managed appropriately. This type of abscess, which is the most prevalent among anorectal abscesses, typically arises from a non-specific obstruction and subsequent infection of the anal glands. It tends to occur more frequently in males, particularly those in their 30s and 40s. Even with standard surgical treatment, recurrence is frequent, with about 30% of cases reappearing and 26-50% advancing to fistula-in-ano. In the field of Homoeopathy, conditions affecting the anorectal region such as haemorrhoids and fistula-in-ano have been treated with notable success. This suggests that Homoeopathy could offer a promising, non-invasive alternative for managing such conditions, justifying the need for more in-depth study and clinical evaluation.