The aminotransferase is 600L high, what to do

There are many reasons for high transaminases, and specific ** needs to be further diagnosed, such as fatty liver, alcoholic liver, viral hepatitis or drug-induced liver injury, etc.

In most cases, the higher the aminotransferase, the more severe the liver damage, but the transaminase is normal, which cannot be completely equated with normal liver function, and it also needs to be combined with clinical experience and the patient's own symptoms to make a comprehensive judgment.

Therefore, don't simply understand that as long as the transaminase is reduced, it is to restore liver function, there are many drugs that simply reduce transaminases, but after stopping the drug, it will still be **, the real way to reduce transaminases is to ** liver damage, restore liver function, after the recovery of liver function, if it is viral hepatitis, the virus index will also slowly decline. At the same time, you need to pay more attention to rest and correct your bad eating habits, such as quitting alcohol, exercising properly, properly supplementing foods with high protein quality, fruits and vegetables and a balanced diet. Secondly, the physical and mental treatment, appropriate intervention of the patient's emotions, attention to regulating emotions, keeping the spirit happy, and feeling comfortable, not only helps the patient to improve the quality of life, but also helps to adjust and improve the quality of life faster.

The cause of liver damage is to be investigated, and alcohol must be harmful to the liver.

Analysis: Your liver enzymes are elevated, and the relationship between fitness should not be very large, but it may be related to drinking, and it is recommended to recheck after a while.

Suggestions:

First of all, you can basically rule out viral myocarditis, because myocarditis can also be manifested as an increase in aminotransferase, but it is generally dominated by an increase in aspartate aminotransferase, and the alanine aminotransferase data is generally not more than 400.

If viral hepatitis is ruled out, such high aminotransferases are considered to be alcoholic hepatitis (a history of long-term heavy alcohol consumption or a history of heavy drinking at once), drug-induced hepatitis (taking liver-damaging drugs), and toxic hepatitis (exposure to toxic chemical gases). There is also a less common type of acute hepatitis caused by other inflammations in the body.

However, in general, the liver function can return to normal after liver protection, and the general problem is not big. There is also a situation where acute viral hepatitis is undetectable during the window period, so you can retrospectively check the hepatitis virus marker (hepatitis A, B, C, E) after a week, if it is still negative, it is generally not a big problem.

In the future, pay attention to rest, avoid exertion, do not drink alcohol, and be cautious with some liver damage drugs.

Description: Hepatic function is impaired. It is recommended to conduct a comprehensive examination, such as B ultrasound, two and a half pairs, DNA, etc., to reduce enzymes and protect the liver.

Take the medicine**. Taking certain Chinese herbs for 1 month can repair and reverse, and lower.

If there are no signs of elevated GGT, there is no need to worry about liver cancer.

At your age, it may be caused by medications, or acute hepatitis.

It is recommended to go to a specialized hospital** and be admitted immediately for liver protection**, without delay.

Acute injury to hepatocytes . Please be hospitalized**.

Hello this friend, high aminotransferases indicate liver damage, there are many reasons for high aminotransferases, such as liver damage caused by taking medicine, especially suffering from a certain liver disease is the most common phenomenon, as for what causes need further examination, what else can I do to help you?

The result is slightly higher, and the waiter prompts.

Liver function. There is a slight abnormality. The cause needs to be identified before the symptoms can be addressed**. Talk about it.

Staying up late, exercising vigorously, drinking alcohol, eating too greasy,

Viral hepatitis.

Drugs, etc., can cause high talk.

Recommendation: Light diet.

Have a regular schedule and exercise, and do a review in a week. If it's normal, it's fine; If it's still abnormal, you need to make one.

Hepatitis B is two halves.

And. Liver ultrasound.

Check-up, then follow the doctor's instructions.

Patients with high aminotransferases should pay attention to a reasonable diet. Be sure to avoid alcohol, smoke, drugs and supplements, processed foods, and spicy foods. In addition, you should also pay attention to maintaining a regular life, do not overwork, and do not be overly pessimistic and disappointed.

Bad mood and chaotic work and rest can affect the metabolism of the liver, which in turn can aggravate the condition.

When transaminases are high, it is indeed essential to recuperate from the aspects of daily care and diet, but for patients with high aminotransferases, if you want to reduce transaminase levels and restore liver function as soon as possible, the most important thing is to find ** and carry out effective drugs according to **. Drugs** are the fundamental way to avoid repeated elevation of aminotransferases.

There are many drugs that can reduce transaminases, including both Chinese and Western medicines, and various decoctions, tablets, etc. are available for patients to choose freely.

Aminotransferases are an indicator of liver inflammation and damage, and after the liver is damaged for various reasons, it will cause transaminases to be released from cells into the bloodstream, causing transaminases to rise.

This requires liver protection**, and it needs to be identified**. Common liver damage is caused by liver diseases such as hepatitis and cirrhosis. It can also be caused by drugs damaging the liver.

From: Taiyuan Traditional Chinese Medicine Liver Disease.

Hello, have you had bad habits such as staying up late, drinking, etc. lately?

Transaminases can reflect whether the liver has been damaged. The normal range of aminotransferases is 0 to 40 IU L, and those less than 120 IU L are called mild aminotransferase elevations. Elevated aminotransferases are a common condition and do not necessarily have a problem with the liver.

Because aminotransferases are very sensitive, many factors (such as: staying up late, drinking, all-nighters, strenuous exercise, overwork, taking drugs before the examination, etc.) will cause the normal value of transaminases to fluctuate up and down.

Elevated aminotransferases may also be caused by other diseases, you can rest for a period of time and then follow-up, if it is still like this, you should consider the possibility of hepatobiliary disease!

Aminotransferases are an important indicator to measure human liver damage, the higher the aminotransferase content, the more serious the liver damage, in addition to factors such as diet, sleep, drinking, overwork, medication, etc., it may also be caused by liver disease.

High aminotransferase test indicates liver damage, it is necessary to understand what causes high aminotransferase and what are the symptoms?