Incision in ENT organs

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Incision in ENT organs is a small surgical procedure in which a specialist makes an accurate incision in the tissue. This manipulation is necessary to ensure purulent or other abnormal fluid reflux (drainage) in case of abscesses, hematomas or severe inflammations. This is the most effective way to quickly relieve dangerous pressure and stop the spread of infection.

Incision in ENT organs is recommended for patients in order to:

immediately relieve sharp pain and pressure at the site of inflammation;
ensure drainage of the infection site, facilitating faster healing;
prevent the spread of infection to adjacent tissues and organs;
reduce systemic sympromises caused by a purulent process.

How do I prepare for an incision in ENT organs?

First step

inform your doctor of any known allergies, especially to local anaesthetics (e.g. lidocaine).

Second step

indicate what medications you should take on a daily basis, especially blood thinners.

Third step

Inform a specialist if there are chronic diseases (such as diabetes mellitus) that affect the wound healing processes.

What happens during the ENT incision procedure?

specialist carefully pains the area of the procedure;

make a small incision, remove pus or liquid and, if necessary, insert a drain to prevent the wound from sticking together and continue to reflux;

the patient may feel pressure or transient discomfort at the moment when the swelling subsides, but the incision itself under the influence of anesthesia is painless.

What will you receive at the end of the procedure?

immediate improvement in your sense of well-being after a drop in pressure

clear instructions for home care of the wound and information on dressing;

recommendations for antibacterial therapy, if necessary;

plan for your next visit to control the healing process and remove the drain.

Important: After the procedure, slight bleeding or discomfort may occur, which will gradually decrease. Accurate adherence to the medication regimen prescribed by your doctor is essential to prevent the return of infection.

Incision in ENT organs

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Incision in ENT organs is recommended for patients in order to:

immediately relieve sharp pain and pressure at the site of inflammation;
ensure drainage of the infection site, facilitating faster healing;
prevent the spread of infection to adjacent tissues and organs;
reduce systemic sympromises caused by a purulent process.

How do I prepare for an incision in ENT organs?

First step

inform your doctor of any known allergies, especially to local anaesthetics (e.g. lidocaine).

Second step

indicate what medications you should take on a daily basis, especially blood thinners.

Third step

Inform a specialist if there are chronic diseases (such as diabetes mellitus) that affect the wound healing processes.

What happens during the ENT incision procedure?

specialist carefully pains the area of the procedure;

make a small incision, remove pus or liquid and, if necessary, insert a drain to prevent the wound from sticking together and continue to reflux;

the patient may feel pressure or transient discomfort at the moment when the swelling subsides, but the incision itself under the influence of anesthesia is painless.

What will you receive at the end of the procedure?

immediate improvement in your sense of well-being after a drop in pressure

clear instructions for home care of the wound and information on dressing;

recommendations for antibacterial therapy, if necessary;

plan for your next visit to control the healing process and remove the drain.

Frequently asked questions

If you have long-lasting nasal breathing problems, hearing loss, tinnitus, or chronic throat discomfort. In children, pay special attention if they breathe through the mouth or often complain about ear pain.

No referral is required. You can book a visit with us directly, without a referral from your family doctor.

A consultation costs from EUR 45 to EUR 65 and takes about 20-30 minutes, depending on the complexity of the problem.

Incision in ENT organs

How do I prepare for an incision in ENT organs?

What happens during the ENT incision procedure?

What will you receive at the end of the procedure?