Segmentation by application further refines market taxonomy, allocating revenue across four principal use cases: surgical drainage, antibiotic therapy, steroid therapy, and combined therapy. Surgical drainage—performed via needle aspiration or incision‑and‑drainage—captures the largest share (approximately 45 %) because it addresses severe cases requiring immediate decompression and generates higher procedural fees. Antibiotic therapy, essential for microbial control, contributes about 30 % of market value, reflecting its widespread use across all severity levels and the diversity of oral and intravenous formulations. Steroid therapy, employed to mitigate edema and pain, accounts for roughly 15 % of the market, driven by its role as an adjunct rather than a primary treatment. Combined therapy, integrating antibiotics, steroids, and occasional drainage, represents the remaining 10 %, illustrating a niche but growing segment where multidisciplinary protocols are adopted. These application‑based proportions are visualized in the accompanying pie‑chart, offering a concise view of the Peritonsillar Abscess Medical Options segmentation landscape.