If the polyps in the ascending colon are not removed surgically in time, there will be a risk of malignancy. It is recommended to go to the hospital for surgical treatment immediately, and to have regular follow-up examinations. It can be supplemented with anti-inflammatory drugs for nourishment, such as amoxicillin capsules. Do not eat spicy and hot foods, drink more water, eat a light diet, drink more millet porridge, and make sure to go to the toilet regularly every day, cultivate the habit of regular bowel movements, pay attention to regular rest and work, avoid overwork, prevent staying up late, and also improve nutrition, maintain a balanced diet.

Colonic polyps belong to benign diseases and are closely related to the patient’s diet, such as liking fried, preserved, and greasy foods. Moreover, colonic polyps can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain, and mucous bloody stools. Among them, the risk of malignancy in cystadenomatous colonic polyps is relatively high, followed by inflammatory polyps and hyperplastic polyps. Moreover, the larger and more cysts there are, the higher the chance of malignancy will also be relatively increased. However, in clinical practice, the overall risk of malignancy in colonic polyps is only about 10%.

The sigmoid colon is divided into ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon, and duodenum. The treatment standards for polyps in the ascending colon and several parts of the sigmoid colon are actually the same. Regardless of where the cysts grow, the first step is to determine the treatment method based on pathological analysis. Cysts are generally divided into two types: tumor cysts and non-tumor cysts. Tumor cysts include cysts such as adenomatous polyps. Adenomatous polyps include tubular adenomas and villous adenomas. These cysts are actually a precancerous condition and are prone to transform into adenocarcinoma. Therefore, when this pathological type is seen, active treatment should be initiated.

And there are some non-tumor cysts, including hyperplastic polyps and inflammatory cysts, such as inflammatory cysts, which require treatment for inflammation to improve the condition of the cysts. Sometimes, some cysts may regress, and it does not mean that it is necessary to actively solve the cysts immediately. Treatment for the disease can be carried out with medication or further observation. Nowadays, the treatment of cysts includes high-frequency electroresection, ligation, and coagulation under colonoscopy, all of which are very perfect methods.