Patient's question:
Previously, I always had poorly formed stools, often thin and long, which didn't look like normal bowel movements. Worried about potential gastrointestinal issues, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. It was diagnosed as familial colon polyps. The doctor mentioned that it seemed quite dangerous, and I would like to ask what the treatment principles are for familial colon polyps?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it depends on the number of polyps, not just their size. Generally, surgical treatment is required. You can go to a hospital with a grade of three or above for a comprehensive and systematic examination, and choose the surgical method based on your specific condition. After surgery, pay attention to recovery, and you will recover quickly. Eat more easily digestible foods, such as millet porridge and radish soup. Avoid foods that are irritating, cold, hard, or spicy. Do not smoke, drink beer, stay up late, and maintain a regular schedule.