What are the methods to lower transaminase in medical examination?

Every year, many people start looking for jobs again, whether it is civil servants or some large state-owned enterprises. To become one of them, not only do you need skills in all aspects, but you also need to have a good body. These parts will conduct physical examinations on employees. However, many people's transaminase levels are very high. This situation can be accurately detected through physical examinations. So what are the ways to deal with physical examinations and reduce transaminase?

First, what are the methods to lower transaminases during physical examinations? There are two main types of transaminases checked during physical examinations. For those whose transaminase levels abnormally increase for a short period of time due to exercise, staying up late, drinking, eating meat, etc., just pay attention to your daily routine and diet. If you don't stay up late, don't drink alcohol, and eat a light diet, your transaminase level will immediately return to normal levels. Alanine aminotransferase and aspartate aminotransferase are the English abbreviations of ALT and AST respectively in the routine liver function test report. It is common to see an increase in alanine aminotransferase (ALT), because ALT is an important reference indicator of hepatocellular inflammation; it is uncommon to see an increase in aspartate aminotransferase (AST), because a significant increase in AST indicates that the liver damage is very serious, and severe damage to liver cells will lead to a significant increase in AST. Normal ACP and ASA values ​​are within 40 units. If they exceed this level, it means liver function is abnormal and the physical examination will fail.

Second, what are the reasons for elevated transaminase: irregular work and rest schedule, often staying up late. Staying up late can cause various physical illnesses, and liver damage is the most obvious one. People who stay up late for a long time have dull skin and red and yellow eyes. This is because of liver damage. Traditional Chinese medicine says that to nourish the liver, you need to take a nap at noon and go to bed before midnight. Lack of sleep is very harmful to the liver. Especially for candidates who are nervous and sleepless the day before the physical examination, their transaminase values ​​are often high the next day.

What are some ways to lower transaminase in preparation for a physical examination? For elevated transaminase levels due to colds, illnesses, or medication, timely treatment should be sought, and the patient should be cured one week before the physical examination. In this way, the medicines taken for colds will be completely excreted from the body and will not affect the results of urine tests. If you still have a cold and it has not improved during the physical examination, you should explain the situation to the physical examination institution and the recruitment department to avoid poor communication and the physical examination doctor rejecting you because of the unawareness of the situation.