The location where the nose and mouth are connected is the so-called nasopharynx, and the front of the nasopharynx is the posterior nostril, and the following is the oropharynx. Inflammation in this location is generally likely to be common in pharyngeal inflammation, and can also be caused by inflammation caused by sinusitis, or can itself be caused by local bacterial colonization. In this case, it is generally recommended to eliminate the local mucosal inflammation by local medication such as ultrasonic nebulization, and also by local medication such as mouthwash. If the symptoms are not significantly reduced by the above treatment, you can consider oral medications and other treatments. Oral medications, if there is no allergy, can be taken orally with cephalosporin antibiotics, and can also be treated with Chinese medicines, such as blue scutellaria oral solution and other drugs. Through these treatments, the pain can generally be relieved.