High transaminases after treatment of alcoholic liver injury may be a normal physiological phenomenon or the liver injury has not fully recovered.
1. Physiological phenomenon: Normal people may have a mild increase in aminotransferases after fatigue, a lot of exercise, insomnia or meals. Only regular review and dynamic observation are needed.
2. Liver injury has not fully recovered: If the transaminase is obviously high, it is necessary to consider that the liver injury has not recovered although it has been treated, and the liver injury still exists; or look for the existence of other comorbidities, such as hepatitis B-induced liver injury. At this point, it is recommended to improve the examination to find the specific cause.
After the treatment of alcoholic liver injury, high transaminase, it is recommended to timely follow-up, under the guidance of the doctor to clarify the cause and targeted treatment.