Polyps are likely to develop into cancer. This is a disease with a risk of canceration, especially multiple polyps, wide polyps. This situation was under the colonoscopy at that time, just remove it, and then regularly review.

The pedicles between pedicles and pedicles (Guangji) are called Yati polyps, most of which are benign. Yati polyps are usually recommended for pathological examination after surgical resection to rule out the possibility of malignancy.

　　Polyps are divided into pedicles and Guangji pedicles, sub-polyps are between two types. Generally speaking, pedicle polyps are mostly benign, and the malignancy of Guangji pedicle polyps may be greater. Polyps are far away from the anus. If transanal surgery is more difficult, they should be burned under enteroscopy to make a pathology.

　　Polyps are divided into pedicles and Guangji pedicles, sub-polyps are between two types. Generally speaking, pedicle polyps are mostly benign, and the malignancy of Guangji pedicle polyps may be greater. Many people find that there are polyps, and they often have this doubt: Is the disease of gastric polyps less harmful? Will it become cancerous?

　　Due to different degrees of atypical hyperplasia, the rate of canceration Up to 10％—30％, it is called "precancerous lesion"; the other is called hyperplastic polyp, also called inflammatory polyp or regenerative polyp, which belongs to proliferative and prolonged glands, which are arranged in disorder, glands There are large gaps between the bodies, and some immature cells are sandwiched between them.

　　 The vast majority have no atypical hyperplasia, and the canceration rate is only 0.4％. Diffuse polyposis, the canceration rate can reach 20％; and hereditary polyposis and so on. Under normal circumstances, gastric polyps grow very small, less than one centimeter. Hyperplastic polyps are basically benign lesions. Only a few people once hyperplastic polyps grow up, which can cause indigestion, abdominal pain, and other symptoms. Gastrointestinal bleeding can also become cancerous.

　　Adenomatous polyps are easy to cause cancer, but they can also be prevented. If symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, pain, nausea, loss of appetite, or black stools, do gastroscopy in time and use electrotomy Cut off the polyps. In order to prevent gastric polyps from becoming cancerous, you should insist on performing gastroscopy once a year to remove the polyps. In addition, it is necessary to strengthen self-health care, and to keep the food and drink as much as possible, so as not to increase the burden on the stomach. As long as everyone is vigilant.