How to treat high alt

In life, many people suffer from liver diseases, and most liver diseases are contagious and hereditary. Alt is an important reference value for measuring whether liver function is abnormal. If this reference value is not within the normal range and is high, it means that the liver cells in our body have been damaged. So how to treat high alt?

According to liver disease experts, ALT is an important indicator of whether liver function is abnormal. When liver cells are slightly damaged, ALT will immediately rise. There are many clinical reasons for high ALT, such as taking some drugs that are harmful to the liver, drinking for a long time or drinking in large quantities; some diseases can also easily cause ALT, such as acute hepatitis, bile duct problems, heart failure during heart disease, fever, etc.

1. There are many diseases that can cause ALT in liver function, the most common of which is viral hepatitis. No matter what type of acute or chronic viral hepatitis, it can cause ALT to be high.

2. Various drugs for toxic hepatitis can increase ALT, but after stopping taking the drugs, ALT returns to normal.

3. Alcoholic hepatitis can also increase ALT levels. In addition, people who drink a lot or for a long time will also have elevated ALT levels.

4. When hepatitis lesions develop into cirrhosis and liver cancer cirrhosis and are in the active stage, ALT is higher than normal levels and active treatment should be carried out.

5. When bile duct disease attacks acutely, ALT usually increases.

6. In addition, there are some other infectious diseases that can also cause ALT to rise, but the clinical manifestations of these diseases are different, and you should actively undergo examinations to clarify the cause. If alt is too high, there will generally be symptoms of hepatitis B such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, jaundice, and pain in the liver area. A physiological increase is not a problem, as long as you change your diet and rest and develop good living habits, you can return to normal. However, if it is a pathological increase, you must find out the cause and treat it symptomatically. In particular, the increase of ALT in hepatitis B patients caused by hepatitis B virus is an important basis for patients to receive timely treatment.

If hepatitis B patients find that their ALT levels are too high, they must not blindly use enzyme-lowering drugs, as blind use of drugs can accelerate liver damage. At this time, they must go to an authoritative professional to check their HBV-DNA, make a comprehensive analysis of their condition based on the test results, and provide individualized treatment based on their condition. To treat high ALT levels caused by hepatitis B virus, it is recommended to use the most advanced German anti-HBV high oxygen negative conversion therapy, which can separate the viral genes and completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus in the shortest time, with rapid results.