How long does it take to lower transaminases and how long to eat

History is obtained. You are a patient with hepatitis B with mild abnormal liver function and are currently protecting the liver and anti-hepatitis B virus**. Chronic hepatitis B has the characteristics of long-term, complex and difficult, and it is necessary to be prepared to fight a protracted battle.

In particular, antiviral ** needs to be calculated in years**time, not **a few days to have an effect, aminotransferases can be stopped when they are normal! Judging from the drugs you take, enzyme-lowering drugs need to be taken for more than a few months, and if the aminotransferases are stabilized, the dose can be gradually reduced until the drug is stopped, but adefovir disoproxil needs to be taken for a long time. In addition, your medications are a little complicated, some drugs can be reduced, and one liver protection drug is enough, because your condition is not serious at present, and there is no need to take so many medicines.

Hello this friend. You are taking a lot of medicines, and you can check them while taking them to see how effective they are. If after half a month, the liver function is normal, it needs to be consolidated for about 10 days.

After the consolidation is over, except for Ade, who can't stop, the rest of the medicine can be stopped. Because Ade is a nucleoside Western medicine, the course of treatment is about one and a half years, and once the drug is used, it cannot be stopped at will

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.

Hello! The recovery time of the increased aminotransferases in Dasanyang is relatively long, and it is recommended to add antiviral drugs** treatment.

How many days can transaminases come down with too high an infusion? According to the severity of the condition of elevated aminotransferases, the principle of individualized diet should be followed, and the diet should be varied and balanced, and attention should be paid to the appropriate amount of high-quality protein to support life.

Supplementation of nutrients and trace elements, such as soy products, dairy products, fresh vegetables and fruits, fungal foods, etc., is very beneficial to improve one's own resistance, assist in lowering enzymes, and repair damaged liver cells.

When the enzyme-lowering drug restores alanine aminotransferase to normal, the dosage of the enzyme-lowering drug should be gradually reduced, and the drug should not be stopped abruptly. The course of treatment with enzyme-lowering drugs should be more than 1 year, and even if the liver function is restored, it should be maintained at the maximum.

Low level of consolidation**. For example, with intravenous infusion of Ganlixin lowering enzyme, after normal liver function, the daily infusion can be changed to alternate-day infusion, and then once every two days; If you switch to an oral enzyme-lowering drug, it is best to use a strong one.

Drugs such as Liuwei Wuling tablets were successfully converted from infusion to oral administration.

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？Aminotransferase is the most sensitive indicator to judge liver damage, high aminotransferase often means that the liver function is abnormal, and it is necessary to carry out it in time, so will high aminotransferase affect the body? This?

Here are some well-known hepatologists to answer. Experts say that? There is no universal answer, and the time to lower aminotransferases varies depending on the cause of the disease.

The following discusses how long it takes for transaminases to come down according to the reasons for high transaminases. 1. Ordinary patients have temporary high aminotransferases, after taking conventional enzyme-lowering drugs, transaminases can be reduced in about 1 month, and for patients who do not get better, it is best to go to the hospital**. Second, hepatitis B patients have high aminotransferases, patients should go to the hospital for systematic planning, in order to determine how long it takes for transaminases to come down, but for hepatitis B patients, enzyme lowering is not the ultimate goal, only antiviral to eliminate the hepatitis B virus in the body, and then auxiliary enzyme lowering enzymes, can treat the symptoms and root cause of the high aminotransferases.

In addition, for hepatitis B patients, hepatitis B antiviral** is the focus of hepatitis B**, and if the antiviral is successful, the hepatitis B virus no longer destroys the liver, and aminotransferases will naturally decline. What is high aminotransferase? It is worth noting that if the aminotransferase is high due to non-pathological factors such as unreasonable diet, frequent staying up late, strenuous exercise, etc., there is generally no need for drugs or other **, and only the unreasonable lifestyle habits need to be properly adjusted to restore the transaminase to normal.

However, it's best to go to a liver disease hospital for a check-up first, and a doctor will analyze the need for medication or other measures** based on the results of the test. How long does it take for high aminotransferases to come down? That's it for you.

If the transaminases are high, whether they can be lowered or in a few days depends on each person's specific situation.

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.

Aminotransferases are very sensitive, and many factors can cause normal transaminase values to fluctuate up and down, and the results of transaminase measurements may vary depending on the time of day in healthy people.

At present, there are many kinds of hepatoprotective enzyme-lowering drugs, and there are only a few truly effective hepatoprotective enzyme-lowering drugs, which must not be abused in the process, and the cause of the elevated aminotransferases must be truly found.

In order to solve the problem of improving aminase, it is necessary to find out the cause and prescribe the right medicine to be effective.

If the physical examination is to be carried out immediately or within a month, the combined application of antiviral** and hepatoprotective lowering enzyme** can ensure that the transaminases fall to normal levels as soon as possible under the premise that the aminotransferases are relatively high.

What foods are good to eat for high aminotransferases.

1.Fresh vegetables and fruits: It is rich in a variety of vitamins, which can increase the content of VC, promote the activation of the immune system, increase the ability of white blood cells to engulf bacteria, etc., to a certain extent, it can improve its own resistance and enhance the body's immunity.

2.Fungal foods: such as shiitake mushrooms, mushrooms, black fungus, lion's mane mushrooms, straw mushrooms, etc., can improve the function of immunity to varying degrees, promote the increase in the number of white blood cells and mononuclear macrophages, enhance phagocytic function, promote antibody production, mobilize the body's immune system, improve immunity, and play a positive role in lowering enzymes.

3.High-protein foods: Fish, soy products, and milk are rich in protein and easy to digest and absorb, improving the body's ability to fight infection.

Hello expert: "I am a patient of hepatitis B, I have had a period of time, my liver function has basically returned to normal, and the doctor asked me to go to the hospital regularly to do a good job of re-examination. However, yesterday when I went to the hospital for a follow-up examination, I found that the aminotransferases were high, and the doctor prescribed me some drugs to lower the aminotransferases.

So I'd like to find out? Hepatitis B patients often have high aminotransferases, and many hepatitis B patients blindly take enzyme-lowering drugs in order to restore transaminases to normal as soon as possible, which is actually very unscientific. There are many reasons for high aminotransferases, and the methods of high aminotransferases caused by different ** are also different, so it is not possible to generalize how long it takes for high aminotransferase to be lowered by taking medicine in hepatitis B patients.

For hepatitis B patients, enzyme lowering is not the ultimate goal, only the accumulation of antiviral ** to eliminate the hepatitis B virus in the body, and then auxiliary enzyme lowering can treat the high aminotransferase of the symptomatic cure. In order to achieve a better effect on antiviral antiviral therapy for hepatitis B patients, we recommend that patients undergo hepatitis B with trioxygen autologous blood retransfusion technology. This is mainly because of the use of trioxygen autologous blood transfusion technology **hepatitis B, **one to three months can achieve the effect of interferon and other common drugs ** for one year, but also to avoid the toxicity of traditional antiviral drugs and the disadvantages of discontinuation**, has helped tens of thousands of patients with liver disease to obtain, is currently the best way to hepatitis B, but also the best choice for patients.

Due to the high requirements for the qualification of hospitals due to the trioxygen autologous blood retransfusion technology, hepatitis B patients must choose a large-scale regular specialized liver disease hospital for treatment.