What Is The Cause And Treatment For Acute Hepatitis?
Causes to high liver transferase...
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
I have gone through your medical history and reports you sent in carefully.
I have noticed that you have really high Alanine transferase and alkaline phosphatase. They are indicative for acute hepatitis.
Apart obesity and diet, I'd like to know:
- if you were having any other health problem at the time you were tested (common cold, upper respiratory infection ,etc.)? Sometimes, viruses like Citomegalovirus or Ebstein Barre virus can cause acute hepatitis with high transaminase.
- were you taking any medication at the time when you got tested? Certain medications might cause acute hepatitis too.
It is important to :
- follow a healthy diet to lose weight and improve liver function tests results at the same time
- keep exercising to get best results
- avoid drinking alcohol
If you follow such healthy regimen, there is no fear for developing cirrhosis. The fatty liver can be reversed, thus, no cirrhosis. Unless, you are having other health problems.
Wish you health!
Dr.Klerida
Following suggestions...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
Thank you for providing the requested data.
I have gone through your medical reports carefully and noticed that your lab tests were within the normal range. Furthermore, the tests for viruses resulted negative too.
At this point, my assumptions go for possible :
- XXXXXXX
- acute ischemic hepatitis due to severe hypotension you might have been experienced prior to this.
- another suggestion could be a possible hepatic thrombosis (as per your severe pain situation you are going through).
The final diagnosis of XXXXXXX is determined through liver biopsy. While, a Ct-Scan of abdomen or angiography would determine problems related to blood vessels (thrombosis) of liver.
Hope it was of help! Let me know if you need further assistance!
Dr.Klerida
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Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
With regards to prognosis of XXXXXXX it does not mean necessarily to develop cirrhosis. Furthermore, if you had improvement after starting treatment, then, this makes me think that you have good chances to get your symptoms reversed.
So, at your case, I do not think that it is the case of time, but to actions. In other words, you have a long life ahead to live. You need to follow a healthy lifestyle and diet regimen:
- lose weight
- exercise
- eat healthy
All the best!
Dr.Klerida
Advised to add vit.E&silymarin supplementation
Detailed Answer:
Hi back my dear,
Yes, you can live a normal length of life with XXXXXXX if you follow the right dietary and diet changes. You might not develop cirrhosis.
As mentioned earlier, your lab reports are perfectly normal, no sign for liver damages. Reducing weight is highly recommended.
I'd suggest to add vit.E supplementation as a potent anti-oxidant helping liver to get regenerated and sylimarin.
Wish you health!
Dr.Klerida