If the surface of the polyp is smooth, it is generally benign and there is no special lesion. Sometimes the surface of intestinal polyps is congested, accompanied by inflammation locally, and the surface is smooth. Generally speaking, polyps are benign. If the surface of polyp is cauliflower-like, the surface is uneven, and sometimes there will be secretions, which may cause cancer and need to be highly valued. If the polyp surface is not smooth, it will be complicated with bleeding when it is eroded.

No matter what type of polyp it is, if the patient exists, it should be actively treated by surgery. If rectal polyp is close to anus, it can be removed through anus. If the position is high, the polyp can be taken out under endoscope and then submitted to pathology. Your cauliflower-shaped meatballs are new. It's hard to say what they are, so you need a biopsy. Your cauliflower-shaped meatballs will be surgically removed sooner or later, or I suggest you cut them with a laser now. Then do a pathological examination. Most of them are inflammatory masses, but they rarely disappear on their own.

Vegetable pattern tumor, the possibility of benign is very small, most often occurs in the digestive tract, but also in the inner wall of bladder. Common digestive tract tumors will have obvious abnormal defecation and habit changes. Rectal lesions, rectal finger palpation can touch tumors, tenderness can be found. Fingertips will get blood. Colonoscopy can find a prominent tumor, similar to cauliflower-like, because in this case, the tumor's atypia is very obvious, usually malignant. For rectal lesions, adenocarcinoma is also common, and malignant tumors are prone to lymph node metastasis and blood metastasis.

The surface of colonic polyps is smooth and good, which is a very common feature of colonic polyps, indicating that colonic polyps may be benign polyps without special lesions. If the surface of colonic polyps is congested, it means that polyps are accompanied by inflammation. If the surface of the polyp is cauliflower-like, it may have become cancerous and needs to be paid great attention to. In addition, polyps may bleed when they are eroded. No matter what type of polyp, if the patient has colon polyp, it is suggested that electrocoagulation and electrocoagulation be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, that is, minimally invasive surgery, polypectomy and pathological biopsy. Inflammatory polyp will hardly become cancerous. If it is adenomatous polyp, the risk of canceration is high, and the patient must cooperate with the doctor for treatment.