Flatulence caused by gallbladder polyps can be treated with a light diet, medication, and surgery to remove the polyps. 1. Light diet. Generally, gallbladder polyps do not often cause flatulence, but when the polyps are large in size or located close to the jugular abdominal area or gallbladder ducts, thus affecting the normal drainage of bile, eating greasy food will easily cause indigestion and flatulence. At this time, you can pay attention to light diet, avoid high-fat diet to relieve the symptoms of flatulence. 2. Medication. When flatulence can also be symptomatic use of domperidone tablets and other drugs to promote gastrointestinal dynamics, probiotics and other drugs to regulate intestinal flora. The use of related drugs should follow the doctor’s instructions. 3. Surgical removal of the gallbladder. If it is clear that the flatulence is caused by gallbladder polyps, then surgery can be considered to remove the gallbladder to improve the symptoms. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is usually recommended. It is recommended that patients with flatulence should consult a doctor in time, undergo relevant examinations to identify the cause of the problem, and treat the cause as soon as possible to relieve the symptoms.