It is not true that chicken endocarp melts away gallbladder polyps, and the treatment of gallbladder polyps is still based on cholecystectomy or regular follow-up.
Chicken Neijin mainly contains proteins, polysaccharides, amino acids and trace elements, and has some nutritional value. It has some applications in traditional Chinese medicine, but modern medicine believes that Chicken Neijin does not have a clear therapeutic effect on gallbladder polyps.
At present, for gallbladder polyps with surgical indications, laparoscopic cholecystectomy is still recommended, and diagnosis should be made before or at the early stage of malignant transformation, so as to intervene at an early stage. For patients who are not eligible for surgery, although malignancy or potential malignancy is still possible, the probability is much smaller, and only regular dynamic follow-up is needed.
If gallbladder polyps are present, it is recommended to consult a doctor for standardized treatment.