Patient's question:
Routine check-up, ALT test result was 51. Now at four months of regular check-up, the value is 110. All other values are within the normal range. What are the effects of elevated ALT on pregnant women? Is further examination and treatment required? What are the common causes of this condition?Doctor's answer:
High transaminase levels during pregnancy may be due to the recent pregnancy affecting the liver, or the body's stress response softening. Rest more and maintain a positive mood. Maintain a regular lifestyle and stay optimistic. Avoid alcohol, and eat less spicy and overly greasy, fatty foods. Additionally, it is necessary to check hepatitis B surface antigen and liver MRI to diagnose the cause of abnormal transaminase levels.