Rectal polyps are mostly given resection treatment after discovery, which can be categorized into three ways, electrocoagulation and electrocision, ligation and surgical resection. 1. Electrocoagulation and electrocision: for smaller polyps with clitoris, without obvious signs of malignancy, can be directly in the anorectal endoscopic electrocoagulation excision. After resection, patients need to eat a light diet, not to eat spicy stimulating food, within a month into the semi-liquid diet. 2. Sleeve: For larger polyps with elongated morphology, the root of the polyp can be ligated, after ligation, the polyp and the ligature ring will be necrotic and fall off on their own. After excision, patients need to eat a light diet, can not eat spicy and stimulating food, within a month into the semi-liquid diet. 3. Surgical resection: generally applicable to polyps that are large, widely invade the intestinal mucosa, have a wide base, need to expand the scope of resection, and are difficult to be removed under endoscopy. After surgery, eat a light diet, eat less pickled food, easy to cause gastrointestinal mucosal irritation of food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, appropriate exercise, increase gastrointestinal peristalsis. If rectal polyps are found, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.