What does the glutamyl transpeptidase exceed the standard?

If you have a liver problem, you need to consult a professional doctor.

Glutamyl transpeptidase is a kind of enzyme in the human body, which is widely distributed in human tissues, most in the kidney, followed by pancreas and liver, and most in the liver in the embryonic stage, mainly distributed in the hepatocytoplasm and intrahepatic bile duct epithelium.

Reasons for high glutamyl transpeptidase:1.Alcoholics. In people who are addicted to alcohol for a long time, the damage caused by alcohol to the liver can lead to high glutamyl transpeptidase, and at the same time, patients who are addicted to alcohol can easily lead to alcoholic fatty liver disease.

2.Eat high-protein supplements. Normal people are prone to high glutamyl transpeptidase after eating high-protein supplements, mainly because the consumption of high-protein supplements increases the burden on the liver, and it is necessary to improve dietary habits at this time.

3.Certain medications cause. If glutamyl transpeptidase is high during liver function tests recently after taking a certain drug, it is likely that a certain drug has caused the liver to be overburdened and glutamyl transpeptidase is high.

At this point, the drug returns to normal after discontinuation.

4.Hepatopathy. Liver diseases that cause high glutamyl transpeptidase mainly include viral hepatitis, fatty liver, alcoholic liver, secondary liver disease, hepatic ascites, liver cirrhosis, liver cancer, etc.

** It is hypersynthesis of hepatocyte immortalase adjacent to the necrotic area, which causes an increase in glutamyl transpeptidase, and patients with liver disease with long-term elevated glutamyl transpeptidase may have a tendency to hepatic necrosis.

5.Nephropathy. Nephritis that leads to high glutamyl transpeptidase mainly includes nephritis, hydronephrosis, renal tuberculosis, etc., because glutamyl transpeptidase mainly exists in the kidneys, and abnormal glutamyl transpeptidase is relatively common when there is a problem in the kidney, and it needs to be identified in time.

Hazards of elevated glutamyl transpeptidase 1Elevated glutamyl transpeptidase caused by the primary cancer increases the permeability of the cell membrane and worsens the condition. This makes the cancer more and more serious and life-threatening.

2.Elevated glutamyl transpeptidase can exacerbate acute pancreatitis, myocardial infarction and other diseases.

3.Continued elevation of glutamyl transpeptidase will lead to hypersynthesis of hepatocytes, which will harm the liver, and in severe cases, there will be a tendency to hepatic necrosis.

If glutamyl transpeptidase is found to be elevated, it is important to find out the cause in a timely manner**. Only by doing a good job of prevention can we prevent the occurrence of diseases. In terms of diet, it is necessary to match reasonable nutrition to achieve a balanced nutrition.

Exercise properly and arrange rest time reasonably to reduce the occurrence of diseases.

So, what? Let's hear from the experts. 1.

The -GT is more likely to be higher in early cirrhosis, and the later stage of severe cirrhosis is gradually decreasing. 2.Glutamyl transpeptidase is ten to dozens of times higher, and most of them are primary liver cancer or metastatic liver cancer.

3.Obstructive jaundice or acute viral hepatitis may be elevated. 4.

If the GT is high and does not exceed 120 u L, it may be fatty liver. 5.In alcoholic hepatitis, the enzyme is markedly elevated.

6.If the active phase of chronic hepatitis is high for a long time, hepatocyte necrosis has appeared. In liver function tests, glutamyl transpeptidase is mainly combined with other items to reflect the damage of the liver, whether there is liver cirrhosis or liver cancer, etc., so glutamyl transpeptidase is very important and must be highly valued.

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Glutamyl transferase is a routine item in liver function tests, which has great clinical significance for judging liver lesions. Glutamyl transferase has important physiological functions, participates in the metabolism of glutathione, and is essential for the absorption, distribution and synthesis of amino acids and proteins. It is abundant in the liver, kidneys, and pancreas, but serum glutamyl transferases mainly come from the hepatobiliary system.

The reference value is generally 10-50 u l.

The so-called notoginseng opens to the clinical significance of glutamyl transferase, which means that its elevated value is mainly related to three diseases: 1. Hepatobiliary system; 2. Pancreas; 3. Prostate, and the "seven" refers to the elevated glutamyl transferase caused by hepatobiliary system diseases, which are mainly seen in the following seven conditions: 1. Cholestatic diseases; 2. Alcoholic liver disease; 3. Liver cirrhosis; 4. Liver cancer; 5. Acute and chronic viral hepatitis; 6. Drug-induced liver disease; 7. Fatty liver disease.

Glutamyl transferase is not as sensitive as alanine aminotransferase for acute liver injury, but it is better than alanine aminotransferase for some chronic liver injury, which is of great significance for tracking the insidious progression of chronic liver disease. Alanine aminotransferase is normal during the recovery period of acute hepatitis, and if glutamyl transferase is persistently elevated, it indicates chronic hepatitis; In chronic hepatitis, even if alanine aminotransferase is normal, an increase in glutamyl transferase after bile duct disease has been ruled out indicates that the lesion is still active.

In addition to hepatobiliary diseases, pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, and prostate tumors can also cause mild elevations of glutamyl transferase.

There are several main reasons for high glutamyl transpeptidase:

Viral hepatitis and cirrhosis, acute hepatitis is moderately elevated, until the recovery period when the aminotransferase returns to normal, it becomes the only elevated enzyme, indicating that the hepatitis has not been cured, chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis are normal in the inactive stage, if it is in the active phase or the condition has deteriorated, then glutamyl transpeptidase will be high.

Various biliary obstructive diseases, such as cholangitis and cholecystitis, can cause elevated glutamyl transpeptidase.

In addition, glutamyl transpeptidase is elevated in patients with fatty liver disease and glutamyl transpeptidase in patients with alcoholic hepatitis and alcoholic cirrhosis.

Hepatologists remind that the above are the reasons for high glutamyl transpeptidase, in addition, there are many reasons for high glutamyl transpeptidase, if glutamyl transpeptidase is elevated, do not blindly accept **, you should go to the hospital for examination first to see what causes the elevated glutamyl transpeptidase.

If viral hepatitis and immune hepatitis are excluded, but the single glutamyl transpeptidase is high, it is most likely to follow the chemical version.

Don't know what the result will be? This result does not know whether it is hepatitis B or not.

The causes of high glutamyl transpeptidase are: long-term drinking, acute hepatitis, chronic active hepatitis, obstructive jaundice, etc.

Suggestion: A two-and-a-half test for hepatitis B can be done.

High glutamyl transpeptidase may be due to long-term alcoholism or drug poisoning, and long-term medication can also easily make glutamyl transpeptidase high back.

Don't panic when glutamyl transpeptidase is high, because it may be physiological reasons that cause glutamyl transpeptidase to be high. Friends with glutamyl transpeptidase are advised to go to a regular hospital for re-examination after a week to ensure the accuracy of the test results. If glutamyl transpeptidase is still higher than the normal value, further tests should be done for hepatitis B five, hepatitis B HBV-DNA test, liver function test, B ultrasound test, alpha-fetoprotein test, liver puncture test, in order to fully understand the condition, and finally targeted** glutamyl transpeptidase is high, please pay attention to it, so as not to aggravate the condition and delay**.

Because glutamyl transpeptidase mainly exists in the liver, hepatocyte injury and insufficient liver function can cause high glutamyl transpeptidase, and common diseases that cause hepatocyte injury and high glutamyl transpeptidase mainly include: acute and chronic viral hepatitis (hepatitis B is more), alcoholic liver, toxic liver injury, liver cirrhosis, liver cancer, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to a regular liver disease hospital for further liver function, liver ultrasound and virus testing, etc., and comprehensively diagnose the real cause of high R glutamyl transpeptidase.

Hello, glutamyl transpeptidase is too high, considering the situation of liver cyst, in addition, the patient has a history of fatty liver disease for several years, and blind medication has damage to the liver, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, and then treat the symptoms**, may I ask which region you are?

Hello, this friend

Your liver function value is slightly higher than the positive dao

Often, there may be a number of reasons for a slight increase in this value, such as staying up late, drinking too much, and taking drugs that damage liver cells (***), and in general, removing these factors can quickly return to normal.

Total bilirubin is a mild elevation, not very serious, usually not a liver problem, and may be related to biliary tract diseases, exertion, alcohol consumption, medication, staying up late and other factors.

Guidance: Viral hepatitis needs to be excluded. It is recommended to check one hepatitis B in half to rule out hepatitis B infection.

I hope the above answers are helpful to you and I wish you good health and a happy life!