Will transaminases increase during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, expectant mothers have many discomfort reactions on their bodies, and the normal value of transaminase is 0-40U/1. Generally, liver damage will cause an increase in transaminase, so why does transaminase continue to rise during pregnancy? Generally speaking, there are many reasons for the increase in transaminase. Liver damage and hepatitis are only one of them. Others such as poor sleep quality, excessive exercise, poor sleep during pregnancy, poor diet, or taking some medicines can also cause high transaminase.

What causes elevated transaminases during pregnancy?

(1) Failure to pay attention to medication and diet can cause high transaminase levels in pregnant women. When pregnant women are undergoing transaminase testing, eating food or taking medicine may cause an increase in transaminase in blood cells.

(2) During pregnancy, changes in endocrine function and an increase in total body blood flow increase the pressure of liver function tests. This is why pregnant women have high transaminase levels.

(3) Various diseases cause liver damage, resulting in high transaminase levels in pregnant women.

(4) If pregnant women do not pay attention to rest during pregnancy, excessive fatigue may also become the cause of high transaminase levels in pregnant women.

Pregnancy can cause elevated transaminases. Pregnancy can cause a small increase in transaminase, which is related to the increased liver load, but it is generally not easy to increase. In addition, the bone growth of the fetus can also cause a slight increase in transaminase. When the transaminase increases slightly and does not exceed twice the normal value, it will not cause any harm to the mother and fetus. Therefore, there is no need to be overly anxious and worried, and you must not take liver protecting drugs or enzyme-lowering drugs casually.

If a pregnant woman has high transaminase levels, she should go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination, preferably a liver function test, to find out what causes the increase so as to facilitate symptomatic treatment. If the increase in transaminase levels is caused by hepatitis, she must go to a regular hospital as soon as possible to receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor to avoid unnecessary threats to her and her fetus' health.

If a pregnant woman has elevated transaminase levels, it is recommended that she go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to prevent adverse effects on the fetus.

In addition, pregnant women can also supplement the nutrients needed by the body through the following health products:

Gushen Antai Pills: Suitable for women with early threatened miscarriage due to liver and kidney yin deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine. It has the effects of replenishing qi and blood, and strengthening the Chong meridians and nourishing the fetus.

Elevit Multivitamin Tablets: Suitable for additional requirements for vitamins, minerals and nutrients during pregnancy and breastfeeding; and prevent anemia caused by zinc and folic acid deficiency during pregnancy.

Zishen Yutai Pills: Suitable for women with spleen and kidney deficiency, and miscarriage caused by malnutrition of Chong and Ren meridians (to prevent habitual miscarriage and threatened miscarriage). It can strengthen the spleen and blood, nourish blood and replenish essence, invigorate qi, nourish blood and nourish the fetus, and strengthen the human body.