Some patients with vocal cord polyps can consider medication treatment, mainly aimed at smaller polyps with limited lesion scope and not particularly obvious clinical symptoms. In such cases, medication treatment can be considered, generally focusing on oral and nebulized medications. It is also necessary to avoid excessive voice use and to frequently revisit the laryngoscope to monitor the changes in the vocal cord polyps, typically revisiting every 1-3 months. If the polyps are larger and have caused obvious hoarseness or severely affected breathing, conservative medical treatment is likely to be ineffective, and it may be necessary to consider undergoing a microlaryngoscopic surgery to remove the vocal cord polyps. Regular follow-ups are still required after the surgery to observe the recovery. (Medications should be used under the guidance of a doctor, based on the specific situation.)