Patient's question:
Hello, in my situation, do I still need to lower the transaminase? Will it be passed on to the baby? Are there any effective measures to prevent it from being passed on to the baby? Is it only possible to have a cesarean section and not breastfeed?Doctor's answer:
You currently have a mild decrease in your transaminase levels, which may be related to pregnancy. As for termination measures, there are now very mature termination methods, with over 90% success rate. You can first avoid lowering the enzyme levels. If there are no significant symptoms, you can simply recheck your liver function monthly. If termination is necessary, you can opt for a cesarean section. After the baby is born, immediately administer hepatitis B immune globulin to the baby, along with hepatitis B vaccines at different parts of the body. At one month and six months, administer the third and second doses of the hepatitis B vaccine, respectively. This way, there is a 90% chance that the baby will be healthy. As for breastfeeding, it is possible to breastfeed after receiving the vaccines and immune globulin.