Is liver function transaminase high liver cirrhosis? The answer is: it is possible, but the simple change of transaminase can not help diagnose liver cirrhosis. There are many factors affecting transaminase, including exercise, drinking, drugs, fatty liver, virus infection and even chemicals.
For patients with liver cirrhosis, elevated transaminase is a common symptom, which indicates that hepatocytes are still damaged, but it can not be said that high transaminase must be liver disease.
Aminotransferase not only exists in the liver, but also in other organs and tissues in the body. Therefore, when myocarditis, pyelonephritis, lobar pneumonia, tuberculosis, encephalitis B, polymyositis, acute sepsis, intestinal typhoid, meningitis, malaria, cholecystitis, leptospirosis, influenza, measles, schistosomiasis, extrusion syndrome, etc, Transaminase in blood was also increased.
If you want the results of liver function examination to be more accurate, you should pay attention before the examination. You'd better not eat too much greasy food the night before the examination. Eat light, have a good sleep and have an empty stomach for several hours. If you want to take drugs, you can ask the doctor first to see if it has an impact on the examination. These precautions, the general doctor will tell you in advance, have noticed, and the examination results may be more accurate.
High liver function transaminase is not necessarily liver cirrhosis. The reasons for the increase of transaminase are physiological and pathological. If the increase of transaminase is found, do not use drugs blindly, but follow the doctor's advice.
Handan Institute of liver diseases
