Is transaminase 120 serious?

Transaminase is present in relatively high amounts in the myocardium, brain, liver, and kidneys of the body. It is also an essential catalyst in the human liver's chemical plant. At the same time, as a barometer of the liver, it is very clear that normal values ​​can be checked regularly. Some people are found to have a transaminase level of 120 in the results of hospital examinations. If it is not within the normal range, we first need to understand the normal value as a reference.

Normal reference value

Normal reference values ​​for 13 liver function tests

The normal value of aspartate aminotransferase AST is 8-40u/L (various liver diseases, early myocardial infarction, hepatocyte necrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer are all abnormally high)

The normal value of alanine aminotransferase ALT is 5-40u/L (hepatitis drug poisoning, obstructive jaundice, liver degeneration and sclerosing cholangitis and cholangiocarcinoma are all abnormally high)

The normal ratio of aspartate to aspartate is 1.5 to 2.5:1 (when the ratio is less than 1, it is called inversion, which is one of the characteristics of chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis)

The normal value of γ-glutamyl transpeptidase γ-GGTP is 5-50u/L (primary or metastatic liver cancer, biliary tract infection, cirrhosis, and myocardial infarction are all abnormally high)

The normal value of alkaline phosphatase AKP (ALP) is 20-110u/L (obstructive jaundice, acute and chronic icteric hepatitis, and liver cancer are all abnormally high)

The normal value of serum total protein TP is 60-80g/L (abnormally high or low values ​​may indicate liver dysfunction, liver cell damage, and cirrhosis)

The normal value of albumin A is 35-55g/L (increased total protein and globulin, normal or low or high albumin indicates cirrhosis and liver damage)

The normal value of globulin G is 20-30g/L (low albumin and high globulin indicate cirrhosis, ascites or liver cancer)

White/globulin ratio A/G 1.5～2.5:1 (When the ratio is less than 1, it is called inversion, which is a characteristic of chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis, and some liver cancer)

The normal value of total bilirubin TbiL is 1.7-17.1μmol/L (acute icteric hepatitis, active hepatitis, liver necrosis, liver cancer, and pancreatic head cancer are all abnormally high)

The normal value of direct bilirubin DbiL is 0-6.84μmol/L (high in cases of stone disease, liver cancer, pancreatic head cancer, etc.)

The normal value of indirect bilirubin IPIL is 1.71-11.97 (hemolytic anemia, blood type incompatibility transfusion reaction, neonatal jaundice, malaria are all abnormally high)

The normal value of AFP is < 20 (most primary liver cancers are greater than 25%)