In fact, the main thing to look at is whether or not it is high, a little bit low is not a problem. Of course, there is one exception, like fulminant hepatitis and severe hepatitis, acute, there is a possibility of significantly low aminotransferase, which is often a dangerous situation due to necrosis of large pieces of liver cells, resulting in a severe low effective glutathione on the surface of liver cells. Of course, in the case of fulminant hepatitis, there are usually very obvious clinical symptoms, such as marked weakness, marked aversion to oil, and extreme mental deterioration. If a patient with low glutathione is in good spirits, this is a normal condition and does not require treatment. In case of fulminant hepatitis, intensive care treatment in infectious diseases is required and the mortality rate is quite high. If possible, liver transplantation treatment is required.