Intestinal polyps can develop into bowel perforations. Depending on the size or number of intestinal polyps, more severe cases may evolve into bowel perforation. Intestinal polyps are one of the common digestive tract conditions. For smaller, fewer or inflammation-induced intestinal polyps, they are usually less serious and usually have no obvious clinical symptoms through timely treatment. For a relatively large number or size of intestinal polyps may cause partial or complete blockage of the intestinal tube, resulting in intestinal obstruction, and in severe cases, intestinal necrosis, which can lead to the occurrence of intestinal perforation, which is a more serious situation, and should be treated with timely surgery. When the patient appears intestinal polyps, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, under the guidance of the doctor, to clarify the cause of the disease, to take the appropriate treatment program, so as not to delay the condition.