Patient's question:
Routine liver function tests are as follows: TBIL 13.9, DBIL 6.9, IBIL 7.0, TP 77.1, ALB 43.1, GLB 34.0, A/G 1.27, ALT 1004, AST 513, ALP 96, GGT 153.Two pairs of tests are as follows: HBSAG positive, HBSAB negative, HBEAG positive, HBEAB negative, HBCAB positive.
HCV antibody test results are as follows: HCV antibody negative.
Why are the two transaminases so high? What factors or causes could explain this?
What are the transmission routes of hepatitis?
Medical condition notes: 1: 170 cm, possibly related to genetics, weight has never exceeded 50 kg.
Doctor's answer:
Hello there,I’ll answer your question.
For an active phase of hepatitis B (), it’s recommended that you be hospitalized for isolation treatment.
Hepatitis is primarily transmitted through blood, close contact, and mother-to-child transmission.
The high levels of transaminase are mainly due to the active phase of hepatitis B and a weakened immune system. Generally, doctors advise women with signs of pregnancy complicated by hepatitis to rest in bed and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should also pay attention to a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.