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Bp and sgot and sgpt high in pregnancy
Hi , i am in my 29th week of pregnancy, this time I got high BP also sgpt and sgot level high, please suggest is it normal? As Dr said not to worry but this is new dr so i am Little worried bp 137/86 yesterday today 130/80
Sgpt-42.30 U/L
Sgot- 35.20 IU/L
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This is called cholestasis of pregnancy as the sgpt values are raised
U need medicine to tc of this
Bp records are normal
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Your reports are normal. So is your BP.
Your doctor may be new but he is very competent.
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The levels are not very high for now. But keep a check and repeat tests from a reliable lab after 15 days.
If still rising , then u will need treatment for the same .
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Connect please
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Dr. Sindhu N R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly Consult for discussion
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