Patient's question:
The transpeptidase is over 300, asymptomatic, and the ALT is also high, but I don't know why. Hepatitis, autoimmune liver disease is not, no infectious diseases, no abdominal ultrasound, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Increased transpeptidase and transaminase levels, no hepatitis, considered due to long-term alcohol consumption, long-term medication factors, or high work pressure and severe environmental pollution. It is recommended to conduct further detailed examinations to identify the cause, provide targeted treatment, pay attention to rest, maintain a regular lifestyle, and avoid overexertion. Liver disease is difficult to fully recover from, and patients should maintain a positive mindset, face it with optimism, as only this can boost their confidence in combating liver disease and believe they will surely recover.