Inflammation of the tonsils is an inflammation of the tonsils. The main symptoms are sore throat, fever and discomfort in the throat. This disease can cause local or systemic complications in the ear, nose as well as heart, kidney and joints, so it should be taken seriously. The following is a description of the treatment methods. 1, the disease is mostly streptococcal infection, antibiotics preferred penicillin, penicillin allergy can be used erythromycin, lincomycin, etc.. High fever, headache and body aches can be used for acetaminophen and other antipyretic and analgesic agents. If the condition does not improve after 2-3 days of treatment, consider whether it is a viral or other bacterial infection and switch to antiviral drugs, sensitive antibiotics or sulfonamides. 2, when the tonsils are acutely inflamed, the use of penicillin anti-Gram-positive bacterial antibiotics, treatment effect is very good. Together with proper rest and attention to nutrition, normalcy can usually be restored in about 1 week. If the inflammation is recurrent, it can be transformed into chronic. The symptoms of chronic tonsillitis are not very obvious and are mainly sore throat. Dry throat, pharyngeal discomfort, and bad breath are manifested. The tonsils are often enlarged due to inflammation, but there are a few with atrophied tonsils who still have chronic inflammation, and often combined with chronic pharyngitis. On examination, the tonsil surface can be seen to be filled with dark red blood, scarred, and adherent, uneven, and the palatoglossal arch can be chronically congested, and sometimes the submandibular lymph nodes can be enlarged. Chronic tonsillitis can also be treated with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. If there are repeated acute attacks, surgery is required, but generally children under 5 years of age are not suitable for surgery and are treated conservatively because they still have some immune effect. 3.Tonsillectomy treatment. Treatment indications: recurrent acute attacks of chronic tonsillitis; history of peri-tonsillar abscess; excessive tonsillar hypertrophy, which hinders swallowing and breathing and leads to nutritional disorders; patients with rheumatic fever, nephritis, arthritis, rheumatic heart disease, etc., where tonsils are suspected to be the focal point; chronic exudative otitis media due to tonsillar and adenoid hypertrophy, which affects the function of the eustachian tube and is ineffective after conservative treatment; diphtheria with bacteria, which is ineffective after conservative Those who are ineffective with conservative treatment; those with unexplained long-term low-grade fever and chronic inflammation of the tonsils.