Patient's question:
Pregnant for seven months, ALT 700, AST 300, hepatitis B antibodies are normal. Is it harmful to the fetus if the transaminase is high? Because this child is so hard to get pregnant, I just hope the child is healthyDoctor's answer:
According to the data you provided, you should have elevated ALT and AST levels. Elevated transaminase levels often indicate liver damage, but it could be due to increased liver burden after pregnancy, leading to enhanced transaminase inactivation ability. It is important to rest well and absorb nutrients. If you experience any discomfort, it is recommended that you visit a maternity hospital for prenatal examinations. Additionally, it is essential to undergo prenatal examinations on schedule during pregnancy and not to miss any appointments.