The three main characteristics of inflammation: long-term prolonged, recurrent, and complex and diverse. 1, long-term: inflammation is a normal response of the body against various pathogenic factors. Whether it is allergic inflammation, or infectious inflammation. As long as the causative factors exist, the inflammatory response is unlikely to stop. Therefore, from the day people are born, the body’s struggle against various disease-causing factors never stops, except that sometimes this struggle is serious, showing various symptoms and signs, and will be noticed, and sometimes it is mild, with no obvious symptoms and signs, and is not noticed. However, the long-lasting existence of inflammation is an objective reality that cannot be denied and cannot be ignored. 2, recurring: on the one hand, with the change of temperature caused by the change of seasons, as well as the influence of tidal changes, including solar radiation and lunar attraction, including viruses, bacteria and other disease-causing microorganisms are always in constant change. The ability of human body to resist diseases is also in a dynamic change. Therefore, the body’s struggle with various disease-causing factors will also show a lack of regular wave-like state, specifically in each individual, is the recurrence of various types of inflammatory diseases. 3, complexity: due to the different types and strengths of pathogenic factors, as well as the different susceptibility of each individual, the body’s struggle with various pathogenic factors, will be manifested as allergic or infectious-based different types of inflammation, acute episodes or chronic prolonged different lesion process, as well as mild, moderate or severe and other different degrees of severity, and so on, so that the inflammatory response presents a complex and diverse state The inflammatory reactions present a complex and diverse state. In summary, the specific treatment options for the same allergic rhinitis or/and chronic pharyngitis can vary greatly depending on the causative factors, the severity of the disease, the physical condition, the age of the disease, and so on. Therefore, in addition to a detailed description of the patient’s symptoms, a doctor’s examination of the patient’s signs and symptoms is required to make a more accurate diagnosis of the disease and to provide the correct treatment.