Does gastric polyp have to be operated?

Disease analysis: Hello, polyp refers to the abnormal growth tissue protruding from the mucosal surface, commonly known as polyp before the pathological nature is determined, and polyp growing in the stomach is called gastric polyp, which is a common clinical disease. Many gastric polyps are related to Helicobacter pylori infection, so the incidence of gastric polyps is relatively high in areas and people with high Helicobacter pylori infection rate. The vast majority of polyps are benign lesions, which are not life-threatening. Only some polyps have canceration tendency and need active treatment. For symptomatic polyps, such as anemia, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and other symptoms should be treated; For asymptomatic polyp, which is also the vast majority of clinical polyp, the treatment method is mainly determined according to whether there is a tendency to canceration. Generally, adenomatous polyp with canceration tendency should be removed in principle, while hyperplastic polyp and inflammatory polyp do not need special treatment, so observation and follow-up are enough. The treatment of gastric polyps is mainly through endoscope or surgical resection. Suggestion: You'd better do gastroscopy and pathological biopsy to judge the classification of your gastric polyps and whether you have any symptoms now, and make a comprehensive analysis to see if it meets the surgical guidelines. Now we should arrange our daily diet reasonably, eat more foods rich in carbohydrates and crude fiber such as fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy, irritating, sour and sweet foods. Relax and avoid being overly nervous!