Research Article: Effect of Comprehensive Nursing on Pain Relief, Comfort and Burden of Family Care of Infantile Anal Fistula
Introduction:
Infantile anal fistula, a common acute purulent infection disease in childhood, is caused by the spread of the anal gland to the anorectal tissue after being infected by pathogenic bacteria. Characterized by acute onset, rapid progression, and spontaneous rupture, the disease puts children at risk of persistent anal fever, pain, and insomnia. If effective intervention is not available, it may progress to sepsis or septicemia, which will seriously threaten the life of children.
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