Gastric polyps should not be ignored. If gastric polyps are detected, it is recommended to promptly undergo an endoscopic polypectomy. Typically, when a gastroscopy is performed and gastric polyps are discovered, a biopsy is necessary to conduct a pathological examination to determine the nature of the gastric polyps. Common types of gastric polyps include inflammatory and adenomatous, the latter being more common. Adenomatous polyps have a certain potential for malignant transformation and can easily develop into adenocarcinoma. Therefore, upon discovering gastric polyps, regardless of the type, timely endoscopic polypectomy should be performed to prevent the potential for malignant transformation of the polyps. Additionally, in the presence of gastric polyps, the diet should be light and easily digestible. Foods that are greasy, rich, or difficult to digest should be avoided.