Several months ago I had a feeling of "fullness" in the right upper quadrant. Then joined the complaint of pain Stranglethorn character in both hypochondria with abrupt changes in body position, a neurologist who explained the presence of post-traumatic radicular syndrome (Compression fractures of the bodies T8-T9). The examination revealed the following violations. CBC: Hb 179 g / l, ESR 37. Ultrasound: a slight increase in liver steatosis. Biochemical analysis of blood: Uric acid, 548, 183.7 AST, ALT 173.4, 309.2 SchelF, DRR +. From history: do not drink alcohol almost having overweight, a year ago moved the first classical gout. Exposed to diagnoses: GB II, coronary artery disease (angina). I can not understand - why I have such a high level trasaminaz under constant negative forms of the viral liver disease?

Respond Tatyana Stepanova, a gastroenterologist, hepatologist Increased transaminases may be due to the influence of fatty liver or toxic effects which - either drugs, alcohol, autoimmune liver diseases. You need to consult a doctor - hepatologist. Similar question: ... Chaydd Pugh. Syndrome of hepatocellular insufficiency. Syndrome of intrahepatic cholestasis. The syndrome of portal hypertension ...