Most polyps are benign and not serious; a few polyps can become malignant and are not good. Most patients with multiple gastric polyps have benign lesions that are not serious. Regular follow-up at any time, usually no symptoms do not need treatment, if there are symptoms, can be performed gastroscopic resection. If the multiple gastric polyps are not standardized regular follow-up for a long time, or combined with Helicobacter pylori infection is not standardized treatment, it can not be ruled out that it will lead to malignant changes, the possibility of gastric cancer. At this time, the condition is more serious, and the prognosis is poor. Therefore, if there are multiple gastric polyps, it is recommended to have timely diagnosis and regular review, and if polyps are found to be at risk of cancer, early treatment and intervention should be carried out.