The best native methods for pharyngitis are not necessarily true and should be used with caution; it is recommended that a systematic examination be conducted under the guidance of a doctor to clarify the diagnosis and standardize the treatment, avoiding the abuse of native methods for self-diagnosis and treatment. There may be some folk methods for treating pharyngitis, but these methods have not been clinically verified and are not scientific, and some of them may even cause adverse reactions. Acute pharyngitis can be treated with local drugs, such as iodine tablets, compound borax gargle; if confirmed bacterial infection caused by the use of some penicillin drugs, such as amoxicillin, ampicillin, as appropriate. For atrophic pharyngitis, dry pharyngitis, you can use 2% iodine glycerin, and take some vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin C as appropriate to promote the growth of mucosal epithelium. Pharyngitis should be targeted according to the condition, drink more water during treatment, and keep a light diet.