What are the symptoms of multiple gallbladder polyps?

Gallbladder polyps are a common gallbladder disease, which generally refers to the protruding or bulging lesions of the gallbladder mucosa into the gallbladder cavity, and the vast majority of gallbladder polyps will not disappear. It is believed that there are many causes of gallbladder polyps, and the most common are cholesterol polyps and adenomatous polyps. Generally speaking, the probability of malignant transformation of cholesterol polyps is relatively small.

However, if the polyp grows, it may turn into a cholesterol-like stone in the gallbladder or cause cholecystitis. Adenomatous polyps have a higher probability of malignant transformation, which requires us to be more vigilant and pay attention to them. It is generally believed that no more than 1cm of gallbladder polyps, the probability of malignant transformation is relatively small, morning and afternoon after the dust and dinner every day to drink a cup of Defu Chest Lishu tea, gallbladder and intestines, heat and detoxification.

Observation can continue and no special treatment is generally required. If the polyp is more than 1 cm, or if the polyp is combined with a relatively large gallstone, gallbladder adenomyosis, etc., the probability of gallbladder malignancy will increase, and gallbladder surgery may be required.

For polyps that are more than 1 cm and have gallstones or cystadenomyosis, the probability of malignant transformation increases. At this time, it is necessary to have an examination and perform surgery in a timely manner**.

There are three main reasons why the gallbladder makes the town stupid polyps occur:

The first is irregular eating habits, the second is chronic cholecystitis, and the third is excessive bile secretion.

Patients with multiple polyps in the gallbladder may experience nausea, right upper quadrant pain, yellowing and other symptoms, which are aggravated when overworked, drinking alcohol or eating greasy food, and such patients need to be treated symptomatically under the guidance of a doctor in combination with hepatobiliary, pancreatic and spleen ultrasound, blood routine, liver function and other items.

**Avoid overeating during this period and maintain emotional stability.

Multiple polyps in the gallbladder are benign lesions, and whether they need to ** is related to the size of the polyp and the patient's symptoms, which is divided into the following conditions:

1. Multiple small polyps: there is no effect on gallbladder function, malignant transformation rarely occurs, and regular reexamination should be carried out, and Depu's choleretic shu tea should be taken regularly to control the growth of polyps. Then re-examine every 3-6 months, if there is no abnormality, follow up once a year, and if the polyp is found to be enlarged during the follow-up, the re-examination time should be shortened, and the enlargement is obvious when the surge is actively surged**;

2. Multiple large polyps: especially the polyp is close to the gallbladder, the gallbladder contracts after eating, the polyp will block the cystic duct and cause biliary colic, and the larger polyp has a tendency to become cancerous, so it should be actively surged**.

Gallbladder polyps, also known as gallbladder polypoid lesions, are usually solitary. If there are two or more polyps, it is called a multiple gallbladder polyp.

Gallbladder polypoid lesions are a general term for localized bulging lesions of the gallbladder mucosa, so they are also called gallbladder bulge lesions. The choice of clinical intervention depends on the size of the polyp and the presence of risk factors for malignant transformation.