If you want to determine whether there is any recovery after the removal of intestinal polyps, it is generally recommended to do the relevant examination, and the patient should also be combined with their own situation for initial diagnosis. 1. Relevant examination: it is the only way to diagnose whether there is any recovery after the removal of intestinal polyps, mainly through intestinal endoscopy, rectal fingerprinting, routine stool examination for diagnosis and analysis, which can find out whether there is any unclean polyp and other residual tissues, and also analyze whether there are any red blood cells or white blood cells in the stool. 2. Symptoms: Before the examination, you can observe your symptoms, such as intestinal polyp removal has returned to normal, the symptoms will gradually reduce and disappear, for example, stop bleeding, pain reduction, normal diet, normal activities. If you want to accurately identify whether the intestinal polyp has fully recovered after removal, you should consult a doctor in time and analyze the condition through examination under the guidance of a professional physician. For poor postoperative recovery or incomplete removal of residual tissue, postoperative treatment should be carried out as soon as possible.