What should I do if I am pregnant with high ALT levels during the hepatitis B "big three positive" phase?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Ladies and gentlemen, your elevated transaminase levels indicate that the virus in your body is in the replication phase, not in a stable phase, and there is a possibility of illness. Additionally, since you are now pregnant, it may increase the burden on your liver, and your transaminase levels may continue to rise. If the condition progresses further, it may not pose a direct threat to the life safety of the fetus or yourself, but it will be detrimental to both of you.
Medical Advice: It is recommended that this lady first take oral liver-protecting medication and closely monitor changes in liver function. If the transaminase levels continue to rise, it is advisable to consider a miscarriage to avoid the condition worsening later, which could put your body under unbearable stress and lead to life-threatening complications.