Patient's question:
Currently I am 16 weeks pregnant and have undergone normal prenatal examinations. The results of my liver function tests are as follows:First test on January 6, 2006: HBSAg negative, anti-HBS positive, ALT 125 U/L, AST 67 U/L, total protein 76 g/L, albumin 47 g/L, globulin 29 g/L.
Second test on January 11, 2006: HBSAg negative, anti-HBS positive, ALT 131 U/L, AST 60 U/L, AST/ALT 0.5, total protein 76 g/L, albumin 46 g/
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Elevated transaminase levels indicate that liver function is impaired. The possible causes of this condition during pregnancy include: morning sickness; concurrent hepatitis (of various types); pregnancy-induced increased liver burden, etc. It is recommended that you check for fat. Regardless of the cause, you can take liver-protective medications such as Liv 52. Pay attention to a diet that is light, rich in vitamins and protein.