Women with gallbladder polyps can have children. Gallbladder polyps is not a hereditary disease and has no effect on the birth of a child, but it is important to have regular checkups for gallbladder polyps during the preparation for pregnancy. Gallbladder polyps are not hereditary, but they need to be checked regularly during preparation for or during pregnancy. Single gallbladder polyps less than 10mm generally do not need special treatment, if the polyps are multiple and larger than 10mm, can be surgically removed, to avoid affecting the normal development of the fetus during pregnancy, for women with gallbladder polyps need to adjust the diet structure, try to avoid consuming too much high sterol food, to avoid the polyps to grow too fast. Gallbladder polyps have the potential to deteriorate, you need to regularly review, monitor the status of gallbladder polyps, standardized treatment under the guidance of the doctor, and maintain a calm mind.