What should be done when pregnancy is complicated with abnormal liver function?

Patient's question:

A 20-week pregnant woman had a physical examination showing liver function tests: "ALT 63 U/L, AST 40 U/L." The hepatitis B serology test results were: "positive for hepatitis B surface antigen." The full abdominal ultrasound showed: "normal." The patient had no symptoms and had not been diagnosed or treated. At 25 weeks of pregnancy, a follow-up test showed: "ALT 93 U/L, AST 44 U/L, blood glucose 3.5 mmol/L, total protein 57 g/L (other tests were normal)," and the patient still reported no discomfort. Current general condition: no history of discomfort:

Doctor's answer:

Medical history: None special. First, you must maintain a positive and optimistic attitude.

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