Conclusion: According to the study's findings, 38.1% of the 80 individuals with polyps had them in their sigmoid colon, 25.4% had them in their rectum, 40% of neoplastic polyps, of which 81.3% were ductal adenomas, 6.3% were branch ductal adenomas, 3.1% were branch adenomas, and 9.3% were cancerous polyps, 100% were dysplasia in the neoplastic polyps, presented urgent issues for periodic health examinations of people aged 40 and older, particularly in cases of bloody diarrhea and persistent abdominal pain for early detection and treatment of colorectal polyps to avoid the risk of developing into cancer.