Intestinal polyps in a 2 year old boy fall off by themselves and do not require medication if there is no any other abnormality. If there are symptoms such as blood in the stool, diarrhea and other symptoms, oral medication is needed. 2-year-old boy intestinal polyp shedding process, if the patient does not have diarrhea, blood and other discomforts, there is generally no need to take any medication, the patient can generally be successfully recovered. In the process of polyp detachment, if there is blood in the stool, suggesting that the polyp wound bleeding, this time you need to take antiemetic drugs such as Carbacol, etc., if there is a dry stool, you need to take a laxative effect of drugs such as lactulose oral solution, etc., and if there is diarrhea, you need to take antidiarrheal drugs such as montelukast to help alleviate the problem. In the process of recovery, you need to closely observe the patient’s recovery, and then you can decide whether you need to take medication, and only then you can decide to take the type of drug. 2-year-old boy intestinal polyp detachment timely medical treatment to avoid adverse consequences. It is recommended that the above medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.