Hi, my wife is 4 months pregnant and according to her LFT test report, SGOT is 40.16 and SGPT is 53.17. What is the impact of this on the growth of the fetus and how can these levels be reduced? Thanks.

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Mildly raised liver enzymes can occur in pregnancy. Ensure no fatty liver, gallbladder issues, or hepatitis. Maintain hydration and avoid high fat foods. Monitor levels regularly.

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