HIGH SGOT SGPT AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE

2025-05-04 18:06:01
I have completed 36 weeks of pregnancy and now LFT is showing high SGOT SGPT AND ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE levels and my gynae suggests for early delivery.Should.i wait for 38 weeks to get completed or its urgency. I am also attaching my reports.
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Start on tab udiliv and consider delivery by 37 weeks. Follow your gynaecologist advise

Answered2025-05-07 06:18:33

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Start Udiliv and go for delivery at 37 weeks which would be safest for the baby.

Answered2025-05-06 06:59:34

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2025-05-06 05:22:04

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Answered2025-05-11 11:33:57

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Its better to plan delivery on 37 weeks care has to be taken to avoid excess bleeding during delivery

Answered2025-05-06 11:23:12

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Keep watch on fetal movements If doppler ultrasound is normal, go for delivery at 36-37 weeks

Answered2025-05-06 07:18:01

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Go as per your gynecologist advise.

Answered2025-05-06 04:51:01

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You can wait upto 38 weeks
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monitoring of LFT, RFT, urine albumin, BP
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Answered2025-05-06 04:49:55

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