Patient's question:
The baby was tested at one and a half months, and the index was 5.6-6.7. After taking medication for more than a week, it was 3.7-5.6. Two weeks after stopping the medication, the test result was 5.3-6.0. Now the baby is 70 days old. Is this normal?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Elevated transaminase levels indicate liver damage, which can be seen in cases of hepatitis B as well as related to conditions such as fatty liver and drug-induced liver injury.Advice: Treatment recommendation includes intravenous drip of GanLixin for liver protection and enzyme reduction. Further tests, such as a liver and gallbladder ultrasound, are needed to confirm the cause. Rest is important, and it is advisable to minimize the intake of spicy and greasy foods. Quit smoking, and follow up regularly for monitoring.