Causes of Elevated Transaminase Levels
Disease description:
I had a physical examination this week, and after the report was issued, my doctor informed me that my transaminase levels are elevated. Could you please explain what causes elevated transaminase levels?
Doctor's answer (2)
Dr. Li Yi
Hello, elevated transaminase levels are commonly caused by long-term sleep deprivation, smoking, alcohol consumption, or frequent intake of rich, fatty foods (e.g., excessive meat and seafood). Therefore, elevated transaminase levels warrant attention—especially regarding diet, which should be kept light and balanced. Additionally, drink plenty of water, engage in regular physical activity, and consider lipid-lowering medications if appropriate. We hope the above information is helpful to you. Wishing you a happy and healthy life!
