What should I do if the aminotransferases are high in the graduate admission physical examination?

There are many reasons for high aminotransferases, medication, fatigue, drinking, stress, liver disease, heart disease, etc., it is recommended to go to the hospital to check whether it is caused by the disease, if not, don't worry too much, take a break, adjust it will be fine. You can check it out later.

It is also possible for aminotransferase levels in healthy people to temporarily exceed the normal range. Strenuous exercise, overexertion, or a recent history of fatty foods can cause transaminases to be temporarily high. If you work overtime the night before the transaminase test, don't get a good night's sleep, or eat fried food for breakfast before the exam, the test results may be out of the normal range.

A person who has just run a few laps on the playground immediately has his aminotransferase levels checked, and the results may also be higher than normal.

You will not be asked to test for hepatitis B, and you will not be brushed off. The country has long had new regulations on hepatitis B. Recently, the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Health jointly issued the new General Standards for Physical Examination for Civil Servants (Trial), which clarifies that hepatitis B virus carriers can be civil servants.

This is undoubtedly an improvement on the previous stipulation that "only hepatitis B 'Xiao Sanyang' virus carriers can be civil servants". The new regulations have been embraced by all people living with hepatitis B virus, and have also attracted the attention of the general public. China is a high-incidence area of hepatitis B virus infection.

According to statistics in the 90s, there are 100 million hepatitis B virus infections in China, but in fact, only about 1 3 people will develop hepatitis in so many infected people.

At present, due to the misunderstanding of the public's understanding of viral hepatitis B, incidents of infringing on the employment rights and interests of hepatitis B carriers occur from time to time, and the society reacts strongly. In order to safeguard the legitimate employment rights of hepatitis B carriers, the Opinions stipulate that employers shall not refuse to hire or dismiss hepatitis B carriers on the grounds that workers are carrying hepatitis B surface antigen (HBs) except for work that is likely to cause the spread of hepatitis B that is prohibited by national laws, administrative regulations and regulations of the Ministry of Health.

In the process of recruiting and employing people, employers may use liver function test items as physical examination criteria according to actual needs, but they shall not forcibly use hepatitis B virus serological indicators as physical examination standards except for work prohibited by national laws, administrative regulations and regulations of the Ministry of Health. All types of medical institutions at all levels should pay attention to protecting the privacy of hepatitis B carriers in the process of conducting physical examinations for workers.

High alanine aminotransferase indicates that the liver may have an inflammatory response and there is a possibility of hepatitis. However, if you drink a lot of alcohol in the days before the physical examination, you will not have a regular lifestyle, diet, or take certain medications, and you will also have a high trend. It is estimated that further observation will be required, and if it is determined that it is hepatitis, it will not be able to enter the school.

If you are only a carrier of hepatitis B virus, you can enroll.

If it is determined that the university restricts these conditions, you can find the help of a substitute medical examination agency.

High aminotransferases will not affect graduate admission, because high aminotransferases are infectious diseases, not hepatitis B, and can be adjusted by drugs and other means in the later stage.

Elevated aminotransferases are a very common condition and do not necessarily have a problem with the liver. Because aminotransferases are very sensitive, many factors can cause normal transaminases to fluctuate up and down, and the results of transaminase measurements may vary between local examinations in healthy people at different times of the day.

Aminotransferases are essential "catalysts" in the body's metabolic processes and are mainly found in liver cells. When liver cells are damaged, such as inflammation, necrosis, poisoning, etc., transaminases will be released into the blood, resulting in an increase in serum aminotransferases.

Typically, the main aminotransferase to be checked in a physical exam is alanine aminotransferase (ALT). 1% liver cell damage can increase the concentration of ALT in the blood by a factor of 1. Therefore, ALT levels can be more sensitive to monitor whether the liver is damaged or not.

If it is confirmed that the aminotransferase is higher than normal due to fatty liver, you will not be asked to withdraw from school.

According to the relevant provisions of the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for Enrollment in Ordinary Colleges and Universities" and the "Letter on Clarifying the Specific Judgment Criteria for Patients with Chronic Hepatitis and Abnormal Liver Function" of the Teaching Department No. 22.

If the transaminase exceeds the upper limit of the reference value by more than 2 times, and the patient is diagnosed with diffuse liver lesions (except fatty liver) by B ultrasound, the physical examination conclusion is unqualified, and the school can refuse to admit students according to the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for Enrollment in Ordinary Colleges and Universities".

Summary. Answer: Postgraduate medical examination aminotransferase 99 is not admitted.

Because transaminase 99 is an indicator of liver disease, and the physical examination of graduate students requires health indicators, transaminase 99 cannot be admitted. Solution: 1. First of all, aminotransferase 99 should be examined to determine whether there is liver disease.

If the test results show high aminotransferase 99, liver disease may be present and further testing is warranted. 2. Secondly, effective measures should be taken to improve the symptoms of liver disease and reduce the level of transaminase 99. Measures can include medications, dietary improvements, exercise, etc.

3. Finally, regular physical examinations should be carried out to monitor the level of aminotransferase 99 to ensure the best effect of liver disease. In short, postgraduate medical examination of transaminase 99 is not admitted, and effective measures should be taken to improve the symptoms of liver disease, and regular physical examinations should be carried out to monitor the level of transaminase 99 to ensure the best effect of liver disease.

Answer: Postgraduate medical examination aminotransferase 99 is not admitted. Because transaminase 99 is an indicator of liver disease, and the physical examination of graduate students requires health indicators, transaminase 99 cannot be admitted.

Solution: 1. First of all, aminotransferase 99 should be examined to determine whether there is liver disease. If the test results show high aminotransferase 99, liver disease may be present and further testing is warranted.

2. Secondly, effective measures should be taken to improve the symptoms of liver disease and reduce the level of transaminase 99. Measures can include medications, dietary improvements, exercise, etc. 3. Finally, regular physical examinations should be carried out to monitor the level of transaminase 99 to ensure the elimination effect of liver diseases.

In short, postgraduate medical examination aminotransferase 99 can not be admitted, should take effective measures to improve the symptoms of liver disease, and regular physical examinations to monitor the level of transaminase 99 to ensure the best effect of liver disease.

I'm sorry I don't understand, but can you elaborate on that?

Answer: Whether the graduate student can be admitted to the medical examination of aminotransferase Pailing 99 depends on the admission standards of the school. Generally speaking, aminotransferase 99 is a common blood marker, which can reflect the functional status of the liver and is an important indicator for diagnosing liver disease.

If aminotransferase 99 is outside the normal range, it may indicate liver damage and may be a symptom of hepatitis, cirrhosis, or other diseases. Therefore, when the school admits a student, it may require that the student's aminotransferase 99 must be within the normal range to ensure the student's health. In addition, when admitting students, the school may also require students to provide other physical examination reports, such as blood routine, urine routine, electrocardiogram, etc., to ensure the student's health status.

Therefore, when admitting students, the school will comprehensively consider the student's health status based on the student's physical examination report to decide whether to admit the student.

If you don't have hepatitis B, it won't be affected, it's just that the aminotransferases are high.

Like often eating greasy, spicy, fried, and staying up late, it is most likely to cause high aminotransferases, and it is recommended that you should adjust your living habits, stay up less late, and eat less junk food. If the aminotransferase is high, you can eat some schisandra liver tablets to lower it. Do not worry.

Hello, I am currently in this situation, I would like to ask you if you have been admitted to graduate school normally?

No, don't worry.

Not to mention that this is not a serious illness.

Elevated aminotransferases are mainly caused by hepatitis, but hepatitis negative is no longer the criterion for university admissions.

Elevated aminotransferases are found to be due to the following reasons:

1. Laboratory tests of liver function series (including aminotransferases, bilirubin, serum protein ratio, etc.), hepatitis virus indicators (including hepatitis B's two and a half pairs, hepatitis C antibody, etc.), if positive, re-test again, still positive, can be confirmed as some kind of viral hepatitis.

2. If you are overweight, it is likely to be fatty liver, and the increase in transaminases caused by fatty liver is often accompanied by an increase in blood lipid (cholesterol, triacylglycerol, etc.).

3. Frequent drinking can cause alcoholic hepatitis, which is characterized by liver enlargement, tenderness, and coexistence with fatty liver.

4. If there is a history of blood transfusion or blood products, surgery or trauma, be sure to check whether there is hepatitis C.

5. If there are hepatitis B patients in the immediate family or imperial family, especially those whose parents have hepatitis B, they must be checked for hepatitis B "two and a half" to rule out hepatitis B.

6. Whether you have taken drugs that damage the liver recently, if so, you must pay attention to the possibility of drug-induced hepatitis.

7. Women should also pay attention to the possibility of autoimmune hepatitis and check whether autoimmune antibodies (antinuclear antibodies, anti-smooth muscle antibodies, etc.) are positive.

8. Whether there are cholecystitis, heart disease, nephritis and other diseases in the past, which can also cause elevated aminotransferases.

9. Don't overwork in the near future.

Hello, glutamide and aspartate aminotransferase are abundant in liver cells, hundreds of times that of blood, when there is liver cell destruction, a large amount of release into the blood, causing this indicator to rise sharply.

It is recommended to take enzyme-lowering drugs such as pentaester, biphenyl dilipid, etc. to reduce transaminases in time.

Sometimes take liver protection drugs such as creatinine tablets liver protection tablets, etc., I don't know if you have been hepatitis B two and a half test, what is the result, if it is caused by hepatitis B, then this is an infectious disease, there is a possibility of infection, it is recommended to check the hepatitis B virus DNA test, you can see how infectious it is, if the viral load is greater than 1000 copies, you should take antiviral drugs such as lamivudine, adefovir disoxil and other drugs in time to antiviral**.

It is recommended to take immunomodulators such as levamizole to improve the body's ability to fight viruses.

In daily life, we should pay attention to: do not eat spicy and greasy food, eat more vegetables and fruits, do not overly fatigue, maintain sufficient sleep, quit smoking and limit alcohol, and exercise moderately.

What should I do if my aminotransferases are elevated?

The first will not require you to drop out, the second is that there are indeed restrictions on some majors, and the third is that you are now a junior yang, so it is recommended to go for a comprehensive examination. I used to be normal in high school, but I didn't understand how to get there in college.

There are many reasons for the elevation of aminotransferases, sometimes not good rest, drinking alcohol, etc., these enzyme values may also be detected to be high, if there is high fever, inflammation, regular taking of drugs can also cause elevated aminotransferases, should not drop out of school, if the serum is tested for hepatitis B virus markers, abdominal B ultrasound abnormality, DNA positive, may have to drop out,

Hello, no, aminotransferases are an important indicator of normal liver function, and they are also a barometer of liver function. High aminotransferases caused by fatty liver indicate that the liver damage is aggravated, and the condition has a tendency to develop to liver cirrhosis. Please, when did you check it out?

Rest assured! No, it won't! The school will not make excuses to withdraw you from school because you fail a certain test. Otherwise it's discrimination! And it's against the law! Hope it helps!

No problem, only if the liver function is normal, even if the liver function is not normal, it is a few special specialties (such as studying medicine, food) will have a little impact, not to mention that you are an automobile major.

In general, there are some basic checks for university admissions.

For example, blood draw, electrocardiogram, ultrasound, urine test, internal medicine, surgery, chest X-ray, ......Generally, these problems can be passed, of course, high aminotransferases belong to abnormal liver function, don't worry too much, this kind of thing is handed over to the Red Sun physical examination Specialized people can do it!

I wish you all the best in your work.

The re-examination of graduate students, the physical examination, and the aminotransferase are 4 times higher than normal, which will not affect admission. Aminotransferases are not contagious diseases and are easily recovered by medication, so they do not affect the re-examination admission.

Postgraduate re-examination physical examination items:

1. Medical and surgical: blood pressure, heart rate, heart and lungs, consultation (** disease, disease history);

2. Blood test: the test items include, liver function, kidney function, blood glucose, blood lipids, etc.;

3. X-ray chest X-ray, B-ultrasound, electrocardiogram, etc.;

4. Infectious diseases, such as hepatitis B.

An important part of the graduate examination system, that is, the second examination organized by the institution after passing the graduate school entrance examination (preliminary examination).

Generally speaking, toxic hepatitis is the most common disease that causes elevated aminotransferases, and a variety of ** drugs and chemical agents of toxic hepatitis can cause elevated aminotransferases, in addition to large or long-term drinkers, patients with liver cirrhosis, cholecystitis, and acute attacks of cholelithiasis will cause elevated aminotransferases. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the specific cause.