What should I do now? Should I consider having a child?

Patient's question:

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I became pregnant in March 2002, and after three months, I experienced intense itching all over my body that was unbearable without scratching until it bled. Seven months later, I gave birth prematurely, and the baby was deformed, weighing only 1000 grams. After completing the postpartum period, I went to the hospital for a check-up and was found to have several enzymes at extremely high levels, with glutamyl transpeptidase particularly reaching as high as 727. At that time, I was given a critical care notice and admitted to the hospital under the diagnosis of jaundice-related hepatitis. I received three sets of medications daily and stayed in the hospital for half a month, but there was no significant improvement. I then went home and continued medication for four more months (Ganlixin, Sbaktakang, Amotoltran), but there was still no improvement at all. I had further tests, but none of the indicators changed. In 20

Doctor's answer:

Hello: You should still go to the hospital for a check-up to find out the cause of the high enzyme levels before starting treatment, and do not get pregnant for now.