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SGPT SGOT high in 28 week pregnancy

2024-03-12 08:37:55
My wife is 28 week pregnant. Till date all the test results i.e, NT scan, Anomaly scan, sugar level, thyroid are normal. However, recently she has done LFT test. She has slightly increased level of SGPT, SGOT, ALP and reduced level of Albumin. The parameters are as follows: 67, 44, 128, 3.6. Is this normal? Is there any complications with baby? Can it be reversed? Report is attached herewith.
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Answered2024-03-12 12:22:30

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This is called cholestasis of pregnancy Yes there  may be complications if it is  untreated Yes it is reversible You can connect for a prescription

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