Chronic pharyngitis is an outpatient disease, and it is not a disease that should be cured, mainly because of the subjective feelings of patients who should not be cured. Chronic pharyngitis should be divided into two parts, one is the symptoms, the other is the signs, the two should be separated, our clinicians can treat most of the signs satisfactorily, but not the symptoms, the patient’s personality, psychological differences, the degree of symptom relief will be different. Therefore, the psychological treatment of chronic pharyngitis is very important, most of the patients are to the fear of cancer and consultation, the doctor must tell the patient the mechanism of the pathogenesis, be patient, so that the patient understands the real situation of his condition, in fact, the symptoms that plague him largely from the degree of their own psychological concerns, so that they learn to shift their thinking, focus on the feelings away from the pharynx, coupled with local and systemic treatment, chronic pharyngitis can be mostly cured. Of course, for chronic pharyngitis older than 40 years of age, especially for patients with foreign body sensation in the pharynx, it is important to exclude laryngopharyngeal cancer and upper esophageal cancer. Chronic pharyngitis is a common disease, the common cause is coxsackievirus, adenovirus infection caused, in the treatment without antibacterial (application is not effective) for the diagnosis of chronic pharyngitis is very important. In fact, many experts have proposed the concept of allergic pharyngitis, which is also referred to as allergic pharyngitis. The same as other parts of the respiratory tract allergic inflammatory disease, caused by allergens. Allergens include pollen, house dust mites, mold spores, animal dander and other inhaled allergens, chemicals and irritants from the workplace, biological agents (insulin, allergen infusions, blood products, etc.), drugs, insect stings, animal antisera, food allergens, etc. can cause allergic reactions. Allergic pharyngitis mainly manifests as tightness of the pharynx, itching, swelling of the tongue, edema of the uvula, sometimes accompanied by nasal itching, sneezing, nasal congestion and other symptoms of nasal allergic reactions and laryngeal edema and other symptoms of laryngeal allergic reactions. Diagnosis mainly relies on: (1) medical history: symptoms, seasonal changes, duration and severity, aggravating factors, reaction to drugs, complications; (2) history of allergic rhinitis, asthma, dermatitis; (3) allergic factors in living and working environments; (4) ancillary tests: skin allergen test, total IgE and serum specific IgE test, food allergen test. In addition to allergen avoidance, antihistamines, mast cell membrane stabilizers, anticholinergics, and local or systemic glucocorticoids, immunomodulator therapy is considered to have a more stable and long-lasting effect. There are some patients with obvious pharyngeal heterosensitivity, and these patients often have a strong desire to seek treatment, often bouncing around in major hospitals, but the effect is still not obvious after taking a large number of Western herbal medicines. Often make people feel helpless. In fact, there is another disease that is very stubborn, and that is tinnitus. There are often people who are distressed by it. For tinnitus, there is a kind of habitual therapy, the center of which is to let the patient learn to live with tinnitus, “adapt and get used to tinnitus”, and achieve the effect of “having symptoms without making people feel annoyed”. There is a psychotherapeutic component, but there are also elements beyond psychotherapy. In the case of tinnitus, it may be possible to find some similar treatment methods. Through the treatment, the patient can “adapt and get used to the pharyngolaryngeal syndrome”.