The need for treatment of multiple gastric polyps 0.3-0.6cm should be considered according to the number of polyps, microscopic manifestations, pathological nature, clinical symptoms and so on.
1. Number of polyps: If the number of polyps does not exceed 5, regular follow-up is generally recommended. If the number of polyps exceeds 5, endoscopic surgery is recommended.
2. Microscopic performance: if the microscopic observation is a polyp with a tip, it can be left untreated for the time being; if it is a broad-based polyp, it is recommended to have regular follow-up or endoscopic surgical treatment.
3. Pathological nature: if the polyp is clearly identified as hyperplastic polyp or inflammatory polyp by pathological biopsy, it can be regularly reviewed; if it is adenomatous polyp, it should be endoscopically resected in time.
4. Clinical symptoms: If the polyp is not accompanied by clinical symptoms, it can be left untreated for the time being; if it is accompanied by obvious clinical symptoms, endoscopic surgery is recommended.
Whether polyp 0.3-0.6cm needs treatment depends on your own situation, and it is recommended that you be admitted to the hospital for relevant examinations, and follow the doctor’s instructions for symptomatic treatment.