Traditional Chinese medicine treatments for pharyngolaryngeal diseases are mostly based on evidence-based treatments, and are treated with tonics combined with external treatments. Different treatments for different throat diseases are different. Common throat diseases include laryngeal paralysis (redness, swelling and pain in the pharynx, or dryness, foreign body sensation, or itchy and discomfort in the pharynx, and difficulty in swallowing), milky moth (related to tonsillitis in western medicine), and laryngeal mute. 1. Laryngeal paralysis: for those who are attacked by external evils, the treatment should promote the lungs to reach the evils; for those who are suffering from internal heat and toxicity, and the lungs and stomach are overflowing with heat (the heat of the lungs and stomach is very heavy), the clinical evidence should pay attention to the flexible use of pharyngeal medicines, and should also pay attention to the situation of the bowel movement for the identification of the symptoms and the treatment; for those who are suffering from phlegm and stasis, the treatment should be to resolve phlegm and eliminate stasis, and to clear up and benefit the pharynx. Clinically, it can also be used in conjunction with external treatment, which can achieve certain results. 2. Milkmoth: treatment should be a combination of internal and external treatment. Acute incidence of authors, the main internal treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and, as appropriate, with the blowing of medicine, gargling, stabbing the blood, atomized inhalation, holding in the external treatment method, can often achieve better results. If the disease is long and the laryngeal nucleus is enlarged, external treatment is the mainstay. 3. Outpatient: clinically, mute can be categorized into outbreak and prolonged outpatient. Treatment is based on the use of traditional Chinese medicine to improve the larynx and open the voice. If there is discomfort in the throat, one should go to the hospital in time for a clear diagnosis and have the doctor arrange a treatment plan, and should not take it lightly or handle it by oneself in order to avoid delaying the condition.