Alanine aminotransferase 61 aspartate aminotransferase 58, what does it mean

It is the liver cells that are damaged and enter the hepatitis stage.

It is recommended to check it out**.

Have you had a bad break lately? Irregular diet.

At the same time, you can also check the hepatitis B five items and the B ultrasound of hepatobiliary spleen.

There are many factors that affect transaminases, such as a history of alcoholism, staying up late, and taking certain drugs for a long time, which will affect liver function.

This result is slightly higher, and there is a possibility of viral hepatitis or other hepatitis. Therefore, a two-and-a-half test for hepatitis B should be considered to rule out hepatitis B infection, which is the most common form of viral hepatitis.

Suggestion: Avoid staying up late, drinking alcohol, stopping some drugs that do not need to be taken, rechecking liver function after about 2 weeks, if it is still abnormal, it is recommended to do two and a half tests.

If you still have any questions, please feel free to consult the Liver Baby Forum.

Alanine aminotransferase exists in the cells of liver, heart, skeletal muscle and kidney, and the amount of alanine aminotransferase contained in each organ is the largest in hepatocytes. Therefore, whenever hepatocytes are damaged, such as hepatocyte degeneration and necrosis, alanine aminotransferase in hepatocytes is released into the blood, which is the most common cause of elevated serum alanine aminotransferase.

Suggestion: If the aminotransferase is temporarily high, hepatitis B is normal in two pairs. You don't have to be nervous, and you don't need to**. Just pay attention to a balanced diet, don't overeat, drink less, stay up late, eat less foods that are too high in fat, and adjust for a while.

Just one grain of grain grass does not indicate that the liver function is abnormal. Hemangiomas will not affect liver function unless they compress the liver very much, and small multiple hemangiomas will generally not affect liver function, and surgery is recommended if it has reached the point where it affects liver function.

This result is not too high to say anything.

There are a variety of causes of elevated aminotransferases, such as staying up late, drinking alcohol, drugs, hepatobiliary diseases, myocarditis and myocardial infarction, strenuous exercise, overwork, or eating too greasy foods recently.

It is recommended to eat lightly, work and rest regularly, exercise moderately, and recheck liver function after two weeks.

If the retest is normal, it is transient and the aminotransferases are high, and there is no major problem.

If the recheck is abnormal, you need to make one.

Hepatitis B is tested in half.

It is important to identify the cause of the elevated aminotransferases in order to correct the symptoms**. Best wishes!

Aminotransferases are substances that are present in the liver and, in general, are not found in the blood.

The liver is used for detoxification, and during the detoxification process, a very small number of liver cells are damaged, resulting in the release of aminotransferases into the blood, and the detection of transaminases in the blood is a signal to detect liver problems.

Drinking alcohol, taking drugs, fatty liver, staying up late, exertion, strenuous exercise, etc., will cause short-term increases in transaminases.

Generally, the health index of transaminases in the blood is 0 to 40, and a slightly higher level is not a problem.

If it is the above reason, it will be fine to rest for a while and then test.

I am a long-term unpaid blood donor, and I have to test for aminotransferases before every blood donation, and I often have a phenomenon higher than 60, which is not a disease, and it will be normal after a week or so.

You don't have to worry too much.

Hello, aminotransferase is a metabolic enzyme in human liver cells, when liver cells are damaged, aminotransferases will flow into the blood, resulting in increased aminotransferases, there are many reasons for the increase in aminotransferases, which can be roughly divided into physiological and pathological, physiological aminotransferase elevation is caused by not paying attention to life and diet, such as drinking, eating food and drugs that hurt the liver, etc., physiological aminotransferase elevation is generally short-lived, generally pay attention to diet can be, do not use**; Pathological elevated aminotransferases are caused by diseases, such as chronic hepatitis, cholecystitis, etc., and the elevated aminotransferases caused by such diseases need to be actively stated.

I don't know if you have a history of chronic liver disease, but your aminotransferases are only slightly high, and they should be physiologically elevated.

Drinking alcohol, staying up late, being obese, and playing ball can all cause mild elevations in aminotransferases.

If you don't have hepatitis B, don't worry.

Gu Bing is slightly higher than Gu Cao, nothing is wrong, if you are not at ease, you can regularly test your liver function.

Hello landlord.

1 High aminotransferases, there may be liver disease, but liver function tests cannot determine what type of liver disease it is2 It is recommended to do hepatitis B halves and blood lipid tests in the near future to see if it is hepatitis B or fatty liver 3 According to the **** effect will be better, it is recommended to avoid blindness**4 The condition is closely related to liver function, and it is necessary to judge whether the condition is needed**Mainly based on the results of liver function tests, it is recommended to check liver function regularly and monitor the condition.

5. It is recommended to strictly abstain from alcohol and smoking, avoid overwork, avoid staying up late for a long time, eat a light, nutritious and comprehensive diet, eat three meals regularly, and avoid long-term high-fat and high-sugar diet.

If you still have any questions, please notify me after supplementing them.

1。Further investigation of the cause of abnormal liver function.

2。Some hepatoprotective and enzyme-lowering drugs are used appropriately, but not too much, to control the development of inflammation.

Liver protection ** intravenous drip is carried out first, and the effect will be better. In addition, it is necessary to check whether there is a combination of hepatitis B and alcoholic liver and fatty liver disease.

Abnormal.

First of all, we know that alanine aminotransferase is the main item in the diagnosis of hepatocellular parenchymal damage in liver function tests, and aspartate aminotransferase can sensitively reflect the degree of hepatocyte damage in various enzyme tests, and the normal reference value of both of them is 0 40 IU.

Grain C and grain grass are slightly higher.

There are a variety of reasons for these two elevations, such as staying up late, drinking alcohol, medications, hepatobiliary disorders, myocarditis and myocardial infarction, strenuous exercise, overwork, or eating too fatty foods recently.

It is recommended to eat lightly, work and rest regularly, exercise moderately, and recheck liver function after two weeks.

If the retest is normal, it is transient and the aminotransferases are high, and there is no major problem.

If the retest is abnormal, a two-and-a-half test for hepatitis B should be done.