Patient's question:
Hepatitis B with high levels of alanine aminotransferase (ALT) decreased to 68, total bile acid elevated by 1.3 to 11.3, and other values are within the normal range. Is this condition serious?Ultrasound findings: The liver shape is smooth, with the upper boundary at the 6th rib. The left liver size is approximately 7258 mm, and the right middle oblique diameter is about 120 mm. The surface is smooth, the parenchymal texture is coarse, and the arrangement is relatively uniform. The intrahepatic biliary system structures are clearly visible.
Please help me assess whether this is serious. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
The has viral hepatitis and is contagious. It is mainly spread through sexual contact, blood, and mother-to-child transmission. However, when the patient's virus is in a high copy stage, it can also be spread through saliva. When a healthy person experiences oral mucosal corrosion again, it can also be spread through saliva. The higher the virus count, the stronger the. This needs to be confirmed based on the HBV DNA test results. Your decreased transferase indicates signs of liver damage. must be treated promptly. The hepatitis virus causes severe damage to liver cells, especially in patients. If it is not well-controlled, the hepatitis virus will continue to divide, leading to severe liver cell damage over time.