Patient's question:
Perform a routine liver function test, and the results show that three transaminase levels are above the normal range. Further tests show that all items in the two pairs of half are negative. The liver ultrasound suggests that the gallbladder is enlarged due to inflammation. How should this situation be characterized?Doctor's answer:
You don't need to worry now. If there is an increase in transaminase levels, then active treatment should be taken according to the symptoms. This involves the use of liver-protecting drugs. Cholecystitis can also lead to a decrease in transaminase levels again. Currently, the elevated transaminase levels are not caused by hepatitis but rather by medication, drinking alcohol, and working overtime with cholecystitis. You should still focus on symptomatic and liver-protecting treatment, using some sensitive medications. The effect of these medications will be very good. The daily treatment for liver disease patients mainly involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take many oral medications, coordinate with various vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by eating light, soft, and easily digestible foods. We hope liver disease patients can recover quickly! Thank you!