Epiglottis cysts may not be well treated with medication, and the disease is treated with surgical resection. Epiglottis cyst is one of the specific types of pharyngeal cysts, which can be caused by chronic inflammation, congenital developmental deformities and other causes of stimulation and damage to the epiglottis folds, epiglottis tongue surface and other places of the mucosal tissue. There may be no obvious clinical symptoms, but there may also be swallowing effort, foreign body sensation in the throat and other manifestations. Severe symptoms require treatment. The main treatment for epiglottis cysts is surgical resection, and medication is only an adjunct to surgical treatment, and medication alone may not be effective in controlling the disease. Surgery for this disease includes electrosurgical resection, laser resection, and so on. For postoperative cases with localized suppurative infections, drugs such as cefuroxime can be used for anti-infective treatment. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time for the appearance of epiglottis cysts, and follow the doctor’s instructions to standardize the use of drugs and treatment.