This situation often shows good post-operative recovery. Whether this situation is completely resolved depends on whether anal fistulas develop later, as most perianal abscesses drained can easily form anal fistulas. This is because drainage of perianal abscesses merely removes pus and secretions as much as possible, but does not completely clear the internal opening of the abscess and infected tissues. Thus, anal fistulas are likely to form later, and the patient needs to continue monitoring. Moreover, it’s important to maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy, irritating, and dry-hot foods as much as possible while also keeping bowel movements smooth. Frequent constipation or diarrhea should be avoided as they can cause wound pain or lead to inflammation and infection of the anal glands, potentially causing recurrence of the perianal abscess or the formation of anal fistulas later. However, the current situation indicates a relatively good post-operative recovery.