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High sgpt sgot and low rbc hemoglobin
Here is my report...i m currently in 29th week of pregnancy and...i had mild pain in upper abdomen and little itching in body so..dr.suggested me this test...is it very concerning as I don't eat outside food how sgot sgpt is increased and what should I eat to improve my hb if its 10 and rbc when its 33
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You need to take medication for this and future testing is required Connect for prescription
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Do serum bile acids blood test (empty stomach in the morning)
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It is most probably if IHCP ..kindly do bile acid level in serum..and connect with me
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Connect
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Since you have itching, get serum bile acid tested to rule out a condition called as IHCP. For HB you need to take iron supplements properly. If no improvement with oral iron, then you might have to take iv iron.
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Its cholestasis of pregnancy. Consult please.
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