If there is a fleshy lump inside the throat, the severity of the problem depends mainly on what exactly the growth is. Sometimes it is due to frequent inflammation of the patient’s tonsils, congestion, hyperplasia and hypertrophy of the tonsils, and the patient feels that there is a long fleshy lump, but it is actually inflammation of the tonsils. After aggressive anti-inflammatory treatment to reduce swelling, the tonsils will be significantly reduced, so it is not a very serious disease. If a swelling does grow inside the throat, it is a more serious condition. If it is benign, patients can consider hospitalization to remove it directly, but pathology is needed after all the removal. In some cases, the lumps may be malignant and require radiation and chemotherapy after removal, and regular review is required, which is a more serious condition. In life, if a patient finds a meatball, he or she should go to the ENT department of the hospital for examination to avoid delaying the patient’s condition.