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Cholestasis in pregnancy

2022-07-23 17:42:19
Hi Doctor, My wife has completed 34 weeks in pregnancy, and was diagnosed with Cholestasis in pregnancy at 31 st week and currently is on UDILIV 300 once a day. SGOT: 134 IU/L SGPT: 308 IU/L Is there a possibility that we can have a delivery post 37 weeks? Thanks
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Discuss with gynaec

Answered2022-07-24 09:59:11

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This decision is entirely in the hands of your Gynaecologist. I suggest you have a word with her that instead of 37 weeks , the Caesarean should be done at 38 weeks.

Answered2022-07-24 02:38:17

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Connect please

Answered2022-07-23 17:50:39

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Dose of udiliv is inadequate U will definitely have to deliver the baby at 37 weeks one day Lest u lose the baby to IUD or muconium aspiration

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