Early symptoms of New Coronavirus pneumonia are possible with inflammation of the tonsils. According to the Guidelines for Prevention and Control of Novel Coronavirus, the early clinical symptoms of New Coronavirus pneumonia are generally fever, malaise, dry cough, and in some patients, nasal congestion, runny nose, and diarrhea. Since the symptoms are mainly respiratory, inflammation of the tonsils is not a typical symptom of neo-coronavirus, but it is possible to develop inflammation of the tonsils at an early stage after infection with the novel coronavirus. However, if the patient has not been exposed to a confirmed or suspected case and has not arrived in an area of moderate to high risk, there is generally no cause for undue concern. If tonsillitis occurs, it may be a simple infection of the tonsils with pathogenic bacteria. When the symptoms are mild, the body can heal itself through its own immune function by paying attention to regular work and rest and a nutritious diet. However, in the acute stage of tonsillitis, relatively serious symptoms such as fever, headache and difficulty in swallowing appear, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and consult with a doctor for treatment. Clinical anti-infection treatment with drugs such as amoxicillin and penicillin is commonly used. If the patient has a history of exposure to novel coronavirus or has recently visited a medium to high risk area and later develops symptoms such as tonsillitis and fever, it is recommended to explain the situation to the relevant institution in the place of residence under good isolation, and the institution will conduct examination and treatment. If you are not infected with novel coronavirus, you can calm down your tension, but if there is infection with novel coronavirus, you can also treat it promptly. Do not take any chances in order to prevent increasing the risk of infection to your family and the surrounding people.