I went to donate blood a few days ago ... when I got home, I got news that my blood ALT was unqualified. ...

Don't worry about this. Let me tell you first.

Don't be afraid.

When you say ALT, the Chinese translation is transaminase.

What about this index? Among the indicators of blood stations, below 40 is considered qualified, and above 40 does not mean that you have a problem.

It's just that this number is stipulated here.

In addition, transaminase will change frequently, so don't worry.

There are many factors that affect transaminase: for example, if you didn't sleep well last night, you may exceed 40 the next day.

There is also that you have been drinking, or it may be that your indicators are unqualified.

There are other things. If you eat something else, the index of transaminase may also rise.

If it is caused by these accidental factors, as long as you have a good rest, your transaminase index will be normal in a few days.

So it doesn't matter, if your transaminase index has always been a fairly high value, if it is 100 or higher, continuing like this may cause some pressure on your liver function; After a long time, not necessarily;

So, you don't have to be nervous at all. If you have hepatitis B, you will basically be shot down before donating blood, and you will not be allowed to donate blood.

I think it's probably just a temporary lack of rest.

Your other symptoms and symptoms before blood donation may only affect your blood quality;

Generally, there will be a basic physical examination before blood collection.

Blood type, transaminase, rapid detection of hepatitis B, blood pressure, heart rate, heartbeat, and hemoglobin, that is, anemia and so on.

Other hepatitis C or AIDS, etc. Go to the blood center for testing after blood collection.

If you want to have a check-up, just go to the hospital for a routine blood test and a 50-50 ratio.