Hello doc, I am 33 weeks pregnant and as per my kidney and liver function test report, a few things are out of range. Please suggest. Liver and Kidney Panel, Serum report: AST (SGOT) 258.0 U/L ref: less than 35.00, ALT (SGPT) 592.0 U/L ref: less than 35.00, GGTP 55.0 U/L ref: less than 38.00, Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) 151.0 U/L ref: 30.00 to 120.00.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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These liver enzymes are significantly elevated and could indicate obstetric cholestasis or HELLP syndrome. This needs urgent OB GYN and hepatology evaluation. Immediate action may be required to safeguard you and the baby.

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