It is early in pregnancy, but liver count is high. How does this affect your baby?



Related diseases Liver function test , liver function test
Department of Medicine Digestive Internal Medicine


Commonly referred to as AST , ALT (formerly GOT , GPT ), the elevated liver water itself does not adversely affect the fetus, but the disease or condition that causes the liver to rise can affect the fetus. For example, if a pregnant woman has acute viral hepatitis, the probability of giving birth to stillbirth or premature babies is about 8%, which is a little higher than without hepatitis. If the pregnant woman continues to drink alcohol during pregnancy, the liver can be elevated and the fetus can cause fetal alcohol syndrome. On the other hand, if you have already suffered from chronic liver disease before your pregnancy, it is said that there is no particular difficulty in maintaining your pregnancy unless you suffer from severe acute exacerbations.


There are also liver dysfunctions or liver diseases caused by pregnancy. For example, morning sickness itself is not a liver disease, but pregnancy morning sickness can cause abnormal liver function. Liver function abnormality may occur within 1 to 3 weeks after severe vomiting, but it shows good clinical course and does not deteriorate due to liver dysfunction. In the second half of pregnancy, characteristic cholestasis of the liver, gestational acute fatty liver, and liver disease associated with pregnancy-induced hypertension may occur. It is safe to give birth early because these diseases can have a negative effect on the fetus, such as delayed fetal growth in utero, premature birth and fetal sudden death. It is better to get appropriate gynecology and digestive medicine.

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