In an infant (5 months). Anemia of unknown etiology. In a study (BH blood test) revealed that increased hepatic fraction (AST 90 ALT 63, at a rate of less than 40, LDH total 484, at a rate of up to 460, on l., Ferritin 469 at a rate of 15-120 micromoles / liter). Liver in the size of a 1, ultrasound revealed that she used. pathology. On palpation painless. We did not take drugs, but the child has long been dysbacteriosis (against, non-pathogenic stafillokokk). Doctors suspect extrahepatic hepatitis C. In the period before pregnancy and during pregnancy, I tested for hepatitis C, all negative. Say, can we have hepatitis C? And why?

Respond Karshieva Anna V., hepatology, gastroenterology, hepatology and gastroenterology clinic Medal is necessary to take blood for antibodies to hepatitis C virus (anti-HCV), HBsAg. If negative, then you need to look for another cause. Need to exclude autoimmune hemolytic anemia, changes in biochemical parameters may be reactive. Similar question: ... and then 117 (at a rate of 10-40), AST - at 60 (normal 10-40), GGT - about 260 (standard - up to 50), total bilirubin 6-14, AP - norm. Repeatedly handed over to the antibody ...