What causes high liver function transaminase?

There are many enzymes in the human body. Transaminase is mainly found in the liver, heart and bones. High levels of transaminase also indicate abnormalities in the body. Many people want to know what causes high liver function transaminase. This is also related to the high level of transaminase and needs to be adjusted.

1. How high is the transaminase? If it is slightly elevated, not more than twice the normal value, it is not a big problem. Lack of rest, colds, mild fatty liver, etc. can cause a slight increase in transaminase. If the transaminase is very high, with a value of over 100, liver protection treatment is needed, and the cause must be identified. Common liver damage is caused by liver diseases such as hepatitis and cirrhosis. It can also be caused by drugs damaging the liver. It is recommended to provide detailed medical conditions, such as the specific value of transaminase. If it is relatively high, it is recommended to do hepatitis B two-to-a-half, hepatitis C, abdominal B-ultrasound and other examinations to identify the cause and use liver protection drugs to protect the liver.

2. If you have biliary obstructive diseases such as gallstones, the level of transaminase in the blood may increase due to bile stasis. Many tissues in the human body contain transaminase. For example, myocarditis and myocardial infarction may cause elevated transaminase levels.

3. Fatigue may also increase transaminase levels. For healthy people, an increase or decrease in the transaminase level within the normal range does not mean that there is a problem with the liver, because the transaminase is very sensitive and the transaminase level of healthy people may fluctuate when checked at different times of the day. If these conditions cause high transaminase levels, you should pay enough attention to it, go to the hospital for a follow-up examination, and choose medication or treatment based on the advice of professionals.