High aminotransferases are not exhausting and unenergetic

Chronic hepatitis B is not possible at the moment, but it can be managed.

The condition should be judged and the best measures should be decided based on the combination of hepatitis B two halves, HBVDNA (viral load), B ultrasound and liver function. Whether it is a large or small Sanyang is not an indicator of the severity of the disease.

You should pay attention to: mild abnormalities in liver function (no more than 2 times the upper limit of normal), regardless of the size of the three yang, as long as it is not cirrhosis, even if the viral load is very high, there is no need for medication**. It is important to take rest, eat a normal and reasonable diet, and have regular check-ups.

As a patient with chronic hepatitis B, the following points should be noted:1Regularly recheck the liver function and hepatitis B, when the liver function is abnormal (more than 2 times the upper limit of normal), the HBVDNA (virus) quantification should be further checked, the 5th power of the big three yang is higher than 10 or the 4th power of the small three yang is higher than 10, which are all indications of antiviral**, and should be actively antiviral**.

**Be sure to go to a regular hospital. 2.Regular examination of B-ultrasound and alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), chronic hepatitis B has a development trend of liver cirrhosis and liver cancer, and B-ultrasound can be treated early.

3.Hepatitis B carriers with normal liver function do not need special **, as long as they pay attention to rest, eat normally and reasonably, and remember not to drink alcohol. Regular follow-up tests are important, and the time is right to actively fight the virus** to reduce the incidence of cirrhosis and liver cancer.

If you are a carrier of the hepatitis B virus, you don't feel anything normally.

If you feel tired, your diet decreases, you are tired of oiliness, etc., it is a hepatitis attack.

What are the test results?

One of the laboratory markers of hepatitis when aminotransferases are elevated.

After hepatitis, the liver function decreases, and the ammonia in the body cannot be converted into urea, which cannot be eliminated from the body, so it accumulates in the body.

Ammonia is a nervous system depressant, so you will feel tired and unmotivated.

It is advisable to do hepatitis aggressively**, and if it progresses to hepatic encephalopathy, the consequences can be severe.

Symptoms are related to hepatitis B virus infection.

Hello. Dizziness and lack of energy are related to aminotransferases.

High aminotransferases lead to fatigue and lack of energy.

There are a number of reasons that can cause transaminotransfers to be high in the hood enzyme.

For example, malnutrition, fatigue, alcoholism, use of certain drugs, fever and other early conditions can cause a slight increase in aminotransferases. Serum aminotransferases also vary in physiological conditions, such as during strenuous activity, physical exercise, and menstruation, and transaminases can also be temporarily elevated.

Secondly, the liver, kidney, myocardium, pancreas, muscles, spleen, gall bladder, lungs, etc. also contain different degrees of transaminases, which can also cause different degrees of elevation of transaminases in the blood.

It is advisable to rest and eat nutritious foods, vegetables and fruits.

No matter what work you do, you must first take care of your body.

Best wishes to you**.