How to treat high alpha-fetoprotein 10ug/L needs to be combined with the cause, due to physiological factors, such as pregnancy, generally do not need to be treated, due to pathological factors, such as primary hepatocellular carcinoma, testicular cancer, ovarian cancer, viral hepatitis, cirrhosis of the liver, etc., need to be actively treated such as surgical treatment, radiotherapy, entegravir and other drug therapy.
Alpha-fetoprotein is a kind of serum glycoprotein, which is mainly synthesized by yolk sac and liver in the early fetal period, and the normal reference value is <25ug/L, and it is considered that there is abnormality if it is 10ug/L higher.
1. Physiological factors: in the third to fourth month of pregnancy, maternal alpha-fetoprotein begins to rise, usually without special intervention, usually 3 weeks after delivery can drop to normal.
2. Pathological factors: common causes include primary hepatocellular carcinoma, testicular cancer, ovarian cancer, etc. Surgical resection is feasible, and those who cannot be resected can be treated with radiotherapy. Viral hepatitis and cirrhosis can also have high alpha-fetoprotein. Viral hepatitis can be treated with entecavir antiviral and adenosylmethionine to protect liver, etc. Cirrhosis needs anti-fibrosis treatment and symptomatic treatment, etc. If there is high alpha-fetoprotein, it can be treated as normal.
If there is a high alpha-fetoprotein, it is recommended to have a timely examination to clarify the cause and follow the doctor's instructions to standardize the treatment, so as not to delay the condition.