The early symptoms of suppurative tonsillitis include fever, muscle weakness, muscle pain, as well as swelling and pain in the throat, and a runny nose. Suppurative tonsillitis is primarily caused by bacterial infections of the upper respiratory tract due to lowered immunity and resistance, often resulting from infections by hemolytic streptococci. Patients may exhibit fever, swelling, and pain in the throat area. A thorough examination at a hospital with an electronic laryngoscope and a complete blood count can confirm the diagnosis. The examination may reveal bilateral tonsillar enlargement and congestion, with the presence of pale white or yellowish pus-like secretions on the surface. For treatment, symptomatic anti-inflammatory therapy is required, which may include the use of penicillin or cephalosporin antibiotics, usually with good results. In addition, rest and attention to diet are important for gradual improvement during the treatment period.