Once the test is completed, if the ALT level is high, further tests will be needed to determine the cause of the liver damage and the doctor will determine the treatment.

Hepatitis B is now very common and highly contagious. To accurately diagnose the course and extent of hepatitis B, it is necessary to have tests for HBeAg, HBeAb,...

The article was written by Specialist Doctor II Pham Tien Ngoc - Emergency Department - Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital

Hi doctor! I am currently in Japan, I recently had a routine check-up, my AST and ALT are high AST: 49, ALT: 96. A year ago, these indicators were still normal. I want to ask if the AST and ALT are high? Looking forward to your advice, thank you doctor!

Hello doctor. Is it dangerous for me to get tested for SGPT 40 U/L? How to reduce? Please help me please.

To improve liver function and reduce ALT levels, patients do not need to change their diet too much. Start with simple things like eating lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, eating fish, drinking low-fat milk, eating whole grains, and not eating fried foods.

My blood ALT level is 91.8, is it too high, doctor?

Ask Hello doctor, ALT 88.52, AST 42.8, Cholesterol 5.58. So the doctor asked me, what is the effect of men with ALT 88.52? Thank you doctor. Bui Van Hien (1995) Answer Answered by Master, Doctor Do Thi Hoang Ha - Laboratory Department, Vinmec Hai Phong International General Hospital.

I tested positive CRP biochemical test index, AST (GOT) 1681 U/L, ALT (GOT) 3087 U/L, GGT 177 U/L. Then the doctor asked me for CRP biochemical test index. What does positive mean? Do you have chronic hepatitis? Can I take liver support medicine to improve my condition? Right now, I'm very confused, hope to get an answer from the doctor soon. Thank you.

Exposure is the term used by the Ministry of Health to refer to contact of mucous membranes or non-intact skin with blood, tissues or other body fluids that pose a risk of HIV infection.

Hepatitis B is a global disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. The disease can have an acute course, in which about 90% of cases can be completely cured, only 10% have a chronic course and the end result is cirrhosis and liver cancer.