Individuals with prolonged discharges may experience significant anxiety about their health and social implications, including the fear of being marginalized or excluded from community activities.
The need for isolation to prevent contamination can lead to loneliness and separation, impacting social relationships and sense of community belonging.
The requirement to declare oneself unclean and the visible nature of some symptoms could lead to embarrassment and social stigma, amplifying feelings of shame.
Completing purification rituals brings relief and reassurance, allowing individuals to reintegrate into the community and resume normal life without the burden of impurity.
The rituals for purification provide a clear pathway back to normalcy and acceptance, potentially evoking a profound sense of gratitude.