High transketolase may indicate liver or biliary tract disease, and should seek medical attention as soon as possible to clarify the cause. Diet should avoid high-fat and high-sugar foods, ensure adequate intake of high-quality protein, and avoid smoking and alcohol.
Most of the transketolase in the serum comes from the liver and biliary system, and elevated transketolase is mainly seen in acute and chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, alcoholic liver disease, drug liver injury, cholestatic liver disease, and biliary tract obstructive disease. If there is a high transketolase, you should consult a professional physician in time to further clarify the cause and carry out targeted treatment and therapy.
Patients with hepatobiliary system diseases should have a light and easily digestible diet, avoid excessive consumption of high-fat, high-sugar and processed foods, mix meat and vegetables, ensure sufficient energy and high-quality protein intake, avoid smoking and alcohol, and pay attention to vitamin supplementation.
Transpeptidase levels exceeding the normal value is recommended to consult a professional physician to clarify the cause and carry out targeted treatment.