Patient's question:
What medication is recommended when ALT and AST levels are decreased and hepatitis A antibody is positive? Gender: Female Age: 57 Over the past six months, I have experienced abdominal distension in both hypochondria and dysmenorrhea. After checking, my ALT and AST levels are decreased and my hepatitis A antibody is positive. Please advise what medication is good to use? What precautions should be noted?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, a positive hepatitis A antibody indicates that you have previously been infected with the hepatitis A virus or have received the hepatitis A vaccine. However, the elevated transaminase levels currently suggest that it is not caused by drug allergy. Currently, you can take biphenyl dimethyl, which has a good effect in reducing transaminase levels. At the same time, you can take compound glycyrrhizin to prevent a fatty diet. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Wishing the patient a quick return to good health!