What reason is Ya - glutamyltransferase on the high side
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High glutamyl aminotransferase is a common symptom, and the general appearance of this symptom means that the patient's liver function has been damaged, but don't worry too much, because the appearance of this symptom is not necessarily hepatitis. So what are the reasons for the high level of glutamyl aminotransferase? Now let's introduce the reasons.
What reason is Ya - glutamyltransferase on the high side
First, generally speaking, the most common cause of high alanine aminotransferase is viral hepatitis. Of course, some drugs or chemicals can also cause the elevation of alanine aminotransferase. Drinking a lot of alcohol can also cause the elevation of alanine aminotransferase in the human body. Finally, it can be caused by some biliary diseases, myocarditis and other reasons, which need timely treatment.
Second: secondly, if patients have high alanine aminotransferase, they will have insomnia, low fever, diarrhea, liver discomfort and other symptoms. Patients with biliary tract disease may also be accompanied by elevated serum bilirubin. If it is a heart disease, they will also be accompanied by elevated alanine aminotransferase.
Third: finally, high alanine aminotransferase is easy to cause damage to our liver function and reduce its metabolism and detoxification ability. Active treatment should be carried out. When abnormal alanine aminotransferase is found, liver protective and enzyme lowering drugs are generally used. However, there are many reasons for the rise, so we need to prescribe drugs symptomatically. For example, patients with viral hepatitis should also pay attention to antiviral treatment; the rise caused by certain drugs If it's too high, stop the drug immediately. Alcoholic liver patients must pay attention to abstinence.
matters needing attention
In the treatment, we should pay attention to quit smoking and alcohol, eat some fungus food, supplement some vitamin B when appropriate, keep warm when it is cold, and take more exercise.