Patient's question:
Poor liver function, hospitalized in a children's hospital, after many treatments by doctors, it is still said that the ALT level exceeds 506. Even though there is a possibility of it decreasing, we are all outsiders, listening in shock, not knowing what the doctor is saying or what it signifies. What kind of assistance is needed: What does an ALT level of 506 mean?Doctor's answer:
For ALT 506, it is already severely substandard, indicating liver function damage. The advice is: Generally, the drug contains chemical components such as schisandrin, glycyrrhizin, oleanolic acid, and silymarin. As long as the patient uses the liver enzyme-lowering medication correctly, the transaminase levels can be effectively suppressed. The course of treatment must be ensured. When the liver enzyme-lowering medication restores the transaminase levels to normal, the dosage of the medication should be gradually increased, and medication should never be stopped suddenly.