Gallbladder polyps can be treated with bile-sparing polyps, but bile-sparing treatment is no longer recommended, and cholecystectomy is recommended. Most of the gallbladder polyps are relatively large in number, if bile-sparing polyps may not be able to be removed cleanly, resulting in recurrence of the disease; if it is a single polyp, the volume is relatively large, it is also recommended that the gallbladder be removed, otherwise it may not be able to be cut cleanly; there are some gallbladder polyps have a tendency to malignant changes, if malignant is suspected, it is also needed to be removed from the gallbladder, in order to avoid the spread of the tumor. In patients with gallbladder polyps, there is a possibility of recurrence after surgery, and may aggravate the inflammation of the gallbladder, resulting in loss of gallbladder function, and ultimately may need to perform cholecystectomy. Whether to remove the gallbladder or to cut the polyps, it is recommended to choose carefully under the guidance of the doctor. After the surgery, it is recommended to eat a light diet, do not eat too greasy food.