In case of acute pharyngitis caused by bacterial infection, these two drugs can be taken together orally, for example, when there is severe pain in the throat, recurrent fever and general malaise, even after the body temperature is normalized, the feeling of general malaise cannot be effectively improved. Anti-inflammatory drugs such as penicillin or cephalosporins are most effective and can best be administered through the intravenous route. At the same time, the appropriate use of glucocorticoids is conducive to controlling infection and reducing edema, and can also quickly eliminate pain. In the case of chronic pharyngitis, the use of anti-inflammatory drugs is not recommended, as they have no effect on this type of disease. Treatment is still based on removing the cause of the disease, reducing the consumption of spicy and irritating food, quit smoking and alcohol, and avoid exposure to dust and irritating gases. Chinese herbal tablets can be used to clear the throat, and fresh vegetables and fruits can be consumed.