Patient: jaundice at 2 months. Laboratory tests, today’s liver function test: ALT 61, ALP 182, GGT 10, hospitalized for 10 days, treated with Ganciclovir, Mennen, Semtex, etc., rechecked liver function one month after discharge, transaminases are high again, liver function always repeats, last month’s test result liver function is normal, cytomegalic antibodies are negative, viral DNA quantification is 9. 37X10 (6), one week ago the baby got A week ago, my baby had otitis media and was treated with antibiotics for a week, but now his transaminases are high again. I would like to ask you the following questions: 1. Is it okay for me to treat with bifenthix (2 capsules each time, 3 times a day) and inosine tablets (half a tablet each time, twice a day), how long should I take them, and how to reduce the dosage of bifenthix without rebounding easily? The doctor said that it is good to take some transfer factor, but the transfer factor oral solution I bought is 10mg of peptide and 300 micrograms of ribose, how much should my baby take and how many times a day. 3, like my baby’s liver function always recurring is not very intentional to get cirrhosis, very worried, I should pay attention to what. Expert: Liver-protective drugs are usually used after the liver function is normal and stable. If there is no abnormal immune function, there is no need to use transfer factor. Under the guidance of a doctor, strict antiviral treatment and regular liver function reviews can prevent cirrhosis in most cases.