After finding elevated aminotransferases, it is necessary to identify the causes of elevated aminotransferases, different causes of elevated aminotransferases, as well as different heights of elevated aminotransferases, the difficulty of treatment varies greatly, the specific treatment is as follows: 1, viral hepatitis: the most common elevated aminotransferases are viral hepatitis, including hepatitis B and C, as well as hepatitis A, hepatitis E. If it is mild chronic active hepatitis B and C, through antiviral treatment and appropriate liver protection, liver protection treatment, most patients in about 1 month, transaminases can return to normal; 2, liver damage: If it is more serious liver damage, such as the development of chronic severe liver damage, or liver failure, transaminases are more difficult to fall, some patients need 2 months, or even time Some patients need 2 months, or even longer, before their transaminases can be reviewed. For more serious patients, if the liver function recovery is ineffective through medical treatment, liver transplantation is required; 3, alcoholic and drug liver disease: both can cause elevated transaminases, mild alcoholic liver disease and drug liver disease, through alcohol cessation, medication, liver protection and other measures, generally within 1 month, transaminases can also return to normal; 4, autoimmune liver disease: caused by elevated transaminases, in addition to liver protection, liver protection treatment, but also need to be given, In addition to liver protection and treatment, autoimmune drugs, including glucocorticoids and immune preparations, should be given to control autoimmune diseases, and most patients can recover normal liver function in about 2 months.