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High liver enzymes, moderate bile

2023-08-18 12:47:23
Hi, I am 26 weeks pregnant. My liver enzymes have been more than recommended values since early in my pregnancy and I have been on increasing dosage of udiliv. My most recent levels on 450mg 3 times a day udiliv are 116 AST and 263 ALT (weekly increasing trend). However my bile acid level are under 10 (8.2). What should be my next steps.
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You are already taking a fairly high dose of Udiliv. Please consult a Gastroenterologist for dose adjustment.

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Connect please

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Consult gastroenterologist for proper evaluation

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