The treatment of vocal cord polyps primarily depends on the severity of the condition. If the polyp is small and the clinical symptoms are not obvious, it might be considered to initially observe without any specific medication treatment, and it is necessary to avoid excessive use of the voice in daily life, as most cases are relatively stable. However, some patients' vocal cord polyps may gradually enlarge, causing hoarseness, and in severe cases, it may lead to breathing difficulties or irritative cough. When eating or drinking, it might also cause choking and coughing. If the polyp itself is relatively large, it is advisable to seek timely treatment. On one hand, it can cause hoarseness and potentially other adverse reactions, such as inducing other unclear medical conditions, thus necessitating prompt treatment with medication or surgery.