Patient's question:
Hepatitis B patient with high viral load taking tenofovir for a year, has fatty liver. Liver function tests were normal recently, but today's blood test showed elevated GGT (83), CK-MB (50), and ALT (69). AFP is normal. Doctor, is liver function abnormal again? Should I take liver-protective medication? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Based on these three values, the increase isn't too significant. It's recommended to pay attention to avoiding beer in daily life and reducing the use of medications that can harm the liver. I don't know what the current test results for the five hepatitis B items are. As for liver-protecting medications, it's important to take them diligently, and it's advised to consult a doctor in the infectious disease department. Rest well, avoid overexertion, and keep your diet from being too greasy. There are many treatment methods for hepatitis B, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach will also differ. Therefore, patients need to undergo timely examination and diagnosis to receive targeted treatment.