Milk moth is the scientific name in Chinese medicine, but in Western medicine it is also called acute tonsillitis. If the patient’s symptoms are mild, it can heal spontaneously. If the pain is particularly pronounced, or even if the patient develops a high fever, medication is often required to get better. If left untreated, there is a high risk of a series of complications, including peri-tonsillitis, peri-abscess, and even acute laryngitis. Therefore, patients need to see whether they need to use medication according to the symptoms. If the disease is not very serious, patients can eat more watermelon, and Sydney, which can effectively play the role of throat moistening, but also conducive to the recovery of the disease. However, if the patient’s pain is particularly pronounced, he needs to take oral cephalosporin antibiotics for anti-inflammatory, which are commonly used clinically as cefdinir dispersible tablets or cefixime dispersible tablets, and the history of allergy to the drug needs to be clarified before using the drug.