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AST And ALT Elevated At Pregnant.

I’m 28 years old, 158 cm and 51 kg. I am 4 months pregnant . I take a examination at this Monday (16 weeks pregnant) but the blood test result didn’t sound very good: The 2 figures were abnormal: AST = 79 (reference range = 0-40 U/L) ALT = 110 (reference range = 0-65 U/L). The Hepatitis test were gave negative result and I had the Hepatitis A vaccination 1 years ago. Just for you to have a complete picture, the other figures were seems completely normal: TBIL = 8.0 (reference range = 2.0-18 Umol /L) DBIL=1.5 (reference range = 0-6.0 Umol/L) TotalProtein = 75.7 (reference range = 64-83 g/L) Albumin =38.2 (reference range = 34-50 g/L) TBA =2.3 (reference range = 0-12 umol/L) I also have ultrasonography on Abdomen and it shown the baby is OK. Is the AST and ALT figures are normal in my stage ? Should I take medicine care now. I am confused. So could you please give me some suggestions.
Wed, 9 Mar 2011
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What about your blood presure? urine albumin? Any symptoms?
Elevated ALS and AST can be due to the follwing pancreatitis , preeclampsia, Eclampsia, HELLP syndrome, intrahepatic cholecystitis (rare chances...). All of the above are treatable and managable.
Please visit your doctor, who will exmaine and guide further.
Takecare.
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AST And ALT Elevated At Pregnant.

Hi Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum What about your blood presure? urine albumin? Any symptoms? Elevated ALS and AST can be due to the follwing pancreatitis , preeclampsia, Eclampsia, HELLP syndrome, intrahepatic cholecystitis (rare chances...). All of the above are treatable and managable. Please visit your doctor, who will exmaine and guide further. Takecare.