Gastric polyps can become cancerous

Gastric polyps can cause cancer according to the nature of the polyps to judge. If the patient is inflammatory polyps, and the diameter is relatively small, under normal circumstances almost no cancer, if not caused to patients with obvious discomfort, can temporarily not be treated. If the patient appears adenomatous polyps or hyperplastic polyps, and polyps more or larger diameter, there is a certain possibility of cancer. It is recommended that patients undergo surgery in time. In addition, it is recommended that patients maintain appropriate physical exercise, mainly light and digestible vegetables and fruits, and enhance resistance to help prevent polyps.