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High ALT levels

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BeanCalledPickle · 23/11/2014 17:45

Hi, had my sixteen week appointment and everything absolutely normal except elevated liver enzymes, specifically ALT. I know this often happens late in pregnancy but not now. They are obviously concerned as they booked me back in for a twenty week appointment after my scan and described it as routine. I know it's not! Normally it would be 25 weeks.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is there something wrong with me, and will it have an impact on the baby??

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Poppies26 · 23/11/2014 18:54

Elevated ALT levels can indicate obsertic cholostis (sorry about spelling). Normally this is accompanied by itching in the hands and feet, and dark wee. Have u any of these. I had this in my first pregnancy but at 34 weeks. I had a prem baby as I had other complications. If no other complications normal practice is to induce at 38 weeks. During my second pregnancy I was on steroids and although the consultant though the OC would return it did not. Do u have a consultant? If u do and u experience itching or an increase in the itching go and see the doc or consultant straight away. At ur next appointment ask them for a plan for ur pregnancy as far as u can plan. Lastly do not google.

BeanCalledPickle · 23/11/2014 19:05

No itching or dark wee! And thought too early for that anyway?

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Poppies26 · 23/11/2014 19:52

I had dark wee from quite early on itching and raised alt later on. I mointered movements as well, ensured 10 kicks, I realise this is still a bit early for u. Any concerns or feeling unwell get checked out. During my second pregnancy I was at the hospital every two weeks and every week from 30 weeks.

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