If the surface of polyp is smooth without congestion and erosion, if the polyp is small, it can be followed up and observed; if the polyp is large or the symptoms are obvious, it needs to be surgically resected. Multiple colon polyps have the possibility of cancer, therefore, timely treatment should be carried out. Generally speaking, most of the colon polyps with smooth surface and no congestion and erosion have not been malignant, and if the diameter of the polyp is less than 5mm and the patient does not have any discomfort, the patient can be followed up for observation, and follow the doctor’s instructions for regular rechecking. If the polyp increases in size, or diarrhea, abdominal pain and other discomforts need timely surgical resection. If the diameter is larger than 5mm, endoscopic resection or endoscopic dissection can be performed. Oral laxatives are usually needed to clean the intestinal tract before surgery, and the patient needs to be closely monitored for blood in the stool and abdominal pain after surgery. Regular follow-ups are needed to monitor whether the polyps show signs of recurrence, and the exact timing should be in accordance with the doctor’s instructions. Patients are advised to consult a professional doctor for early and standardized treatment according to their symptoms.