Glutamyl transpeptidase 59U/L is high, the normal male is 11-50U/L, female is 7-32U/L. High glutamyl transpeptidase can be caused by physiological and pathological diseases such as hepatitis.
1. Physiological factors: commonly found in prolonged staying up late, drinking a lot of alcohol, or stress, anxiety, etc. After these triggers are relieved, glutamyl transpeptidase can gradually return to normal.
2. Pathological factors: commonly found in hepatitis, fatty liver or biliary tract obstruction, etc. Liver disease can lead to a large number of destroyed stem cells, resulting in the release of glutamyl transpeptidase into the blood serum, resulting in glutamyl transpeptidase higher than the normal value.
There are many causes of elevated glutamyl transpeptidase, once found elevated glutamyl transpeptidase should immediately seek medical attention, under the guidance of the doctor to take treatment for the cause of the disease.