What's wrong with high transaminase?

High transaminase causes mood swings, strenuous exercise, liver disease, biliary tract disease, metabolic diseases, etc., may cause liver damage, affect the digestive system, metabolic disorders, immune function decline and other harms.1.Cause 1. Emotional fluctuations Emotional agitation, anxiety, depression and other emotional fluctuations may affect the normal metabolic function of the liver, leading to elevated transaminase. This elevation is usually temporary and can return to normal after emotional stability. 2. After strenuous exercise, some transaminases may be released into the blood due to muscle damage, resulting in temporary elevation. This elevation is also reversible and can return to normal after rest. 3. Liver diseases include hepatitis, fatty liver, liver cirrhosis, etc. These diseases lead to liver cell damage, transaminase release into the blood, causing elevated levels of transaminase in serum. 4. Biliary tract diseases such as gallstones, cholecystitis, etc., may lead to bile duct obstruction, poor bile excretion, and then affect liver cell function, causing elevated transaminase. 5. metabolic diseases such as diabetes, hyperlipidemia, etc., may lead to liver fat accumulation and liver cell damage, resulting in elevated levels of transaminases. 2. Harm 1. Liver damage Increased levels of transaminases are important signs of liver function damage. Long-term high transaminases may lead to sustained liver cell damage, and then develop into cirrhosis, liver failure, and even liver cancer. 2. Affect digestive system High transaminase may lead to bile duct obstruction, affect the normal excretion of bile, and then affect digestive function, manifested as decreased appetite, easy satiety and other phenomena.3. metabolic disorders High transaminase may be associated with metabolic diseases, such as diabetes and hyperlipidemia, which, if uncontrolled, will further damage liver function and other organ health. 4. Decreased immune function Liver is an important immune organ, liver function damage will lead to decreased immunity, increase the risk of infection. Transaminase high may be caused by physiological factors or pathological factors, of which pathological factors are more common and more harmful. Therefore, once transaminase is found to be elevated, seek medical attention in time, identify the cause, and carry out targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor.