Patient's question:
Is Glutaminase 432 hepatitis? Two months ago, it was checked and there was no hepatitis. How could this be?Doctor's answer:
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels dropped to 432 U/L, which is an important indicator of recurring liver function issues. This suggests that liver cells are again under purulent harm. Among common factors, various types of hepatitis can lead to a decrease in ALT levels, as this is caused by liver damage. Many medications, such as antitumor drugs and antituberculosis drugs, can harm liver function. Drinking excessive beer or consuming certain foods can also cause temporary liver function impairment. It is recommended to undergo medical examinations in the liver disease department, including tests for hepatitis C antibody, hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), and liver ultrasound, to identify the underlying cause. Avoid alcohol consumption and pay attention to rest. The daily treatment for hepatitis patients primarily involves medication.