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Liver related
Hello doctors ,
I had gallbladder surgery 6 months ago(Laparoscopic cholecystectomy).There was a stone in my gallbladder but now I am in some pain. After that I got an ultrasound and LFT test done.(SGOT 56.2 and SGPT 59.6) It was found that my liver is swollen and my liver is fatty. So I want to know if I can conceive in such a condition. If I do, will the baby have any problems?
And can I take the liv 52 tab.
I attached my report plz have look below.
Plz suggest me
Thank you so much
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Dr. Sarathchandra Gorantla
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17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If your liver condition is mild and well-managed before and during pregnancy, it is unlikely to cause problems for the baby.
Liv 52 is an herbal supplement marketed for liver health. While it is generally considered safe for most people, there is limited scientific evidence about its safety during pregnancy or its effectiveness in treating fatty liver. It’s best to consult your doctor before starting any medication or supplement, especially since you are considering pregnancy.
Next Steps
To minimize risks:
Maintain a healthy weight.
Follow a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while avoiding fatty or sugary foods.
Exercise regularly (with your doctor’s approval).
Avoid alcohol and any unnecessary medications that could affect the liver.
Health Tips
Consult a gastroenterologist or hepatologist for further evaluation of your fatty liver and enzyme levels.
Work on lifestyle changes like diet and exercise to improve your liver health.
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