First, purulent tonsillitis is not a self-healing disease and can lead to peri-tonsillar abscesses if the infection is not controlled. Secondly, purulent tonsillitis is caused by a combination of bacterial and anaerobic infections. It is not useful when using drugs such as busulfan. The onset of purulent tonsillitis is relatively rapid, and the patient may experience severe pain in the pharynx accompanied by painful swallowing and even difficulty in swallowing. In severe cases, the infection may cause high fever. On examination, the tonsils are congested and swollen bilaterally, with purulent secretions on the surface. In terms of treatment, the main thing is to use antibiotics symptomatically, and it is generally recommended to choose cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs with metronidazole combined with infusion treatment, and then the mouth can use anti-inflammatory mouthwash gargle. If the fever is severe, you can also use fever-reducing drugs as appropriate, for example, you can choose antipyretic suppositories and then drink more water and strengthen the nutritious diet, which will also help the recovery of the disease.