Multiple polyps in the colorectum are serious and should be treated promptly, with the option of partial resection of the intestinal canal if necessary. Because polyps are a common benign disease, the causes of occurrence include repeated inflammatory irritation, or a family genetic predisposition. Simple benign lesions are prone to malignancy with the development of the disease and are the most important cause of colorectal cancer. Early surgical removal can reduce the chance of malignant tumors. For single polyps, they can be electrolysed under colonoscopy, while multiple polyps can be partially removed from the intestinal canal through traditional open surgery, or laparoscopic surgery. In general, you should pay attention to regular review, mainly for fiberoptic colonoscopy, pay attention to a reasonable diet, do not eat stimulating food, especially dinner can not eat too much meat food, because greasy food is easy to induce the occurrence of polyps, patients with colonic inflammation should be systematically treated.