Patient's question:
What should I do after my ALT levels rise in the case of chronic hepatitis B? Recently, my ALT levels exceeded 492. Usually, when my ALT levels rise, I buy some enzyme-lowering medicine and it gets better after taking it. But this time, no matter what I do, it just won't go down. I'm afraid this time the condition might be very serious, right?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, your condition should be elevated liver enzymes caused by the onset of hepatitis B with high positive surface antigen. Elevated liver enzymes generally indicate liver damage, and the hepatitis B virus is also a cause of liver damage. To address liver health issues, take action from two aspects: Solutions for elevated liver enzymes in hepatitis B with high positive surface antigen! 1. Reduce liver workload (such as stopping junk food, drinking beer, working overtime, etc., actions that can damage the liver.) 2. Materials (nutrients) for liver cell regeneration, such as eating a nutritious meal or health tea daily, and if possible, supplement with basic nutrients (proteins, VB, VC, VA, VE, calcium-magnesium mineral complex, etc.). If liver damage is severe, additional milk thistle supplementation is also required.