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Should I Deliver At 34 Weeks If My LFTs Are Normal?

hii dr.
I am a pregnant women and i did a LFT few months ago....my SGOT & SGPT was high at that time. so my doctor suggests me to get my delivery in 34 weeks.... But now my S.G.O.T & S.G.P.T is in undercontrol....but still she wants me to deliver in 34 weeks. I am totally confused what should i do now....plz suggest me something...
Tue, 27 Oct 2015
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Hi,
I will be able to give you a better opinion if you can furnish me some more details of your medical history and what led to the abnormal enzyme levels. If you have an associated medical condition that does not allow your pregnancy to run to term, your doctor is justified in asking for a preterm delivery. This can be done in an atmosphere where expert neonatal facilities are available. If, on the other hand, things can be managed, it is always wise to allow the pregnancy to run until the baby gets mature, i.e., at 37-38 weeks and then deliver. Hope this helps.
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Should I Deliver At 34 Weeks If My LFTs Are Normal?

Hi, I will be able to give you a better opinion if you can furnish me some more details of your medical history and what led to the abnormal enzyme levels. If you have an associated medical condition that does not allow your pregnancy to run to term, your doctor is justified in asking for a preterm delivery. This can be done in an atmosphere where expert neonatal facilities are available. If, on the other hand, things can be managed, it is always wise to allow the pregnancy to run until the baby gets mature, i.e., at 37-38 weeks and then deliver. Hope this helps.