Gallbladder polyps usually do not disappear on their own. Gallbladder polyps are relatively small (less than 1 cm in diameter) and can be reviewed only periodically if there are no clinical symptoms and no risk of malignant transformation. Generally, ultrasound examination is performed every 6-12 months to track the size and location of polyps, and if there is no significant change, continuous review is sufficient. If the gallbladder polyp has the tendency to become malignant, such as the diameter is more than 1cm, the base of the polyp is wide and has infiltrative features, the polyp is progressive and continues to increase in size, and the gallbladder polyp is combined with gallbladder stones and causes thickening of the gallbladder wall, gallbladder removal surgery is needed. Gallbladder removal surgery is now mostly minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, which has the advantages of less injury, faster recovery, less pain and better scar recovery. For hospitals with complicated conditions or without laparoscopic equipment, open cholecystectomy can also be done to exclude the risk of gallbladder malignancy. In the observation period of gallbladder polyps, the growth of polyps can be slowed down by paying attention to diet and strengthening exercise, and eating less fatty foods such as cooking oil, animal fat, nuts, etc.; you can also increase your daily exercise and do aerobic exercises such as jogging, rope skipping and hiking. In addition, if there is a combination of high blood lipid disease, you also need to adjust the blood lipids, lipid-lowering treatment, there is generally no drug treatment for gallbladder polyps.