Swelling and pain in the tonsils and throat inflammation are not the same. Tonsillar swelling and pain is mostly caused by tonsillitis. Tonsillar swelling and pain is mostly bilateral sore throat, and easy to be aggravated when swallowing, the pain often radiates to the ear. Patients are also prone to fever, chills, headache and loss of appetite. At the same time, tonsil lesions can be seen in the tonsil area congestion, swelling. Inflammation of the throat refers to laryngitis, and the lesions are in the mucous membrane of the throat and submucosal lymphatic tissue. Patients with laryngitis have swelling and pain in the larynx, and are prone to hoarseness, coughing, phlegm, involuntary throat clearing and other symptoms, as well as congestion of the mucous membranes of the larynx and congestion of the vocal cords bilaterally. Tonsils and throat inflammation of swelling and pain have some difference, the patient should consult a doctor in time to check, clear the disease and then follow the doctor’s instructions, in order to comply with the doctor’s instructions to relieve the symptoms of localized swelling and pain, and promote the body to restore health. Avoid spicy and irritating foods to minimize irritation to the tonsils and throat.