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What Causes SGPT Levels To Increase In The Third Trimester Of Pregnancy?

hi i want to ask about my patient she is 36 week pregnant by date .her LFT r normal;SGPT raised in these two weks reports it was 300 range now in 600,,other LFT findings are normal PT APTT normal..hepatitis B ND HEPATITIS C NON REACTIVE .which is coommon in our side......wats the cause of increasing SGPT in Third Trimester Pregnancy..
Thu, 21 Apr 2016
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Hello and welcome to healthcare magic

Elevated SGPT is common in third trimester. The reasons are secretion of sgpt or similiar substances by placenta, increase of sgpt enzyme secretion by liver etc.

If the raised enzyme is not accompanied by itching, raised bilirubin or any other clinical signs of liver damage you need not worry.

Please do write back if you have any other queries.
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What Causes SGPT Levels To Increase In The Third Trimester Of Pregnancy?

Hello and welcome to healthcare magic Elevated SGPT is common in third trimester. The reasons are secretion of sgpt or similiar substances by placenta, increase of sgpt enzyme secretion by liver etc. If the raised enzyme is not accompanied by itching, raised bilirubin or any other clinical signs of liver damage you need not worry. Please do write back if you have any other queries.