Having had ICP before means you're at high risk of it happening again, so new itching this pregnancy needs to be taken seriously and checked rather than treated with homeopathy. There's no good evidence that homeopathy can control bile acid or
LFT levels in ICP, and in pregnancy it isn't worth the risk of under-treating a condition that affects your baby's safety too.
Next Steps
Get your LFTs and bile acid levels tested now, and let your obstetrician know about the itching right away. If ICP is confirmed again, standard treatment with ursodeoxycholic acid under monitoring usually keeps both you and your baby safe.
Health Tips
See your doctor sooner if the itching is severe, worse on your palms and soles, or your urine turns dark.