Patients are generally caused by upper respiratory tract infections, which can be seen in the inflammation of the tonsils, showing local pharyngeal mucosal congestion and edema. Anti-inflammatory can apply antibiotics, cephalosporins, and also macrolide antibiotics. Anti-viral drugs can be chosen from virazole, and the patient also needs to have blood tests to clarify whether the diagnosis is a viral or bacterial infection. Patients also need to combine with chest X-ray examination, which can exclude pneumonia. For those with a clear cause, active etiologic treatment is required. If there is pneumonia, it is necessary to further infuse anti-inflammatory hospitalization.