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Quick Relief from Throat Swelling, Pain & Difficulty Swallowing

If you’re facing intense throat pain on one side, difficulty opening your mouth, swollen tonsils, or a muffled voice — you might have a Peritonsillar Abscess (PTA), a serious condition that needs urgent ENT intervention.

At A1 Superspeciality Hospital, Dahisar, we offer safe and immediate drainage of peritonsillar abscesses, helping you recover faster and avoid further complications.

What is a Peritonsillar Abscess?

A peritonsillar abscess is a collection of pus that forms near the tonsils, usually as a complication of untreated tonsillitis.

It causes severe pain, swelling, fever, and sometimes even difficulty in breathing or swallowing.

If not drained promptly, the infection can spread to the neck, chest, or bloodstream — making early treatment critical.

Symptoms of Peritonsillar Abscess Include:

  • Severe one-sided throat pain
  • Swollen tonsil with uvula pushed to one side
  • Painful swallowing (odynophagia)
  • Trismus (inability to open mouth)
  • Ear pain on the affected side
  • Fever and chills
  • Muffled or “hot potato” voice
  • Foul breath

Treatment: Immediate Abscess Drainage at A1 Hospital Dahisar

At A1 Hospital, our experienced ENT specialists perform needle aspiration or incision and drainage under local anesthesia.
This relieves pressure, reduces pain, and clears infection — often in a day care setting.

Hospital Stay Required:

Usually Day Care / 1 Day Stay depending on severity and hydration level.

Peritonsillar Abscess Drainage Cost in Dahisar:

  • Multi Sharing Package: ₹40,000

(Includes ENT consultation, drainage procedure, hospital bed, IV antibiotics, and follow-up)

  • Affordable pricing for emergency ENT care
  • Cashless Insurance and TPA tie-ups available

Why Choose A1 Hospital for ENT Emergency Procedures?

  • 24×7 ENT Consultation & Emergency Room Access
  • ENT Surgeons with 15+ Years of Experience
  • Fast Imaging and Lab Reports for Quick Diagnosis
  • Antibiotic Protocols for Rapid Recovery
  • Trusted by patients across Dahisar, Borivali, Kandivali, and Mira Road

Post-Treatment Care Includes:

  • Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication
  • Warm saltwater gargles
  • Rest and hydration
  • Pain management
  • Follow-up ENT check in 2–3 days

Act Quickly — Don’t Delay ENT Emergencies

Severe throat swelling is not just a sore throat — it could be a dangerous abscess.
Visit A1 Hospital immediately for prompt care.
Call:+918097193974

Serving ENT Patients From:

  • Dahisar
  • Borivali
  • Kandivali
  • Mira Road

Frequently Asked Questions

A peritonsillar abscess is a collection of pus near the tonsils caused by a bacterial infection. It usually occurs as a complication of untreated tonsillitis and requires urgent ENT attention.

It’s most often caused by streptococcal bacteria following severe tonsillitis, dental infections, or sinus infections that spread to the soft tissues near the throat.

Severe throat pain on one side, swelling, difficulty swallowing, jaw stiffness (trismus), high fever, ear pain, and a muffled voice are common signs.

Yes, if untreated. It can spread to deeper neck spaces or into the bloodstream, causing sepsis. Immediate drainage is necessary.

Our ENT specialist performs a clinical examination, and if needed, may order a throat swab, CBC, or ultrasound/CT scan for confirmation.

Treatment includes drainage (needle aspiration or incision and drainage) followed by IV antibiotics and pain management.

No. It’s performed under local anesthesia, and the relief is often immediate once the pus is drained.

The peritonsillar abscess drainage typically takes about 15–30 minutes, followed by observation for a few hours.

Most cases are managed as day care at A1 Hospital Dahisar, but some may need overnight admission if dehydration or fever is present.

Recurrence is possible if underlying causes like chronic tonsillitis are not addressed. In such cases, a tonsillectomy may be advised later.

At A1 Hospital Dahisar, our ENT emergency package starts at ₹42,000, including consultation, drainage, antibiotics, and follow-up.

Yes. We offer cashless ENT treatment for most leading TPAs and health insurance policies.

Patients are advised to complete the antibiotic course, stay hydrated, avoid spicy food, and follow up with the ENT after 3–5 days.

It is more common in young adults, but we also see cases in teens and older patients with chronic tonsil issues.

We offer 24×7 ENT emergency services, expert doctors, clean minor OT setups, and rapid care for patients from Dahisar, Borivali, Kandivali, and Mira Road.