The indicator of hepatitis is the two aminotransferases in the liver function test report, i.e., glutathione and glutamic oxalacetic transaminase. When inflammation and necrosis occur in liver cells, the liver cell membrane is damaged, and a large amount of glutathione is released from the liver cell plasma into the blood, which is expressed as elevated glutathione, while the function of mitochondria is also affected, releasing a large amount of glutathione into the blood. The heavier the activity of hepatitis, the more the two transaminases are released. Therefore, the two transaminases can quickly reflect the degree of inflammation of hepatocytes, which is an important indicator of hepatitis in clinical judgment.