How to reduce sgot sgpt levels naturally during pregnancy?
My LFT came slightly high in my routine bloodwork this trimester. Doc has noted it and asked to recheck. Meanwhile is there any food or lifestyle change that helps bring it down naturally? anyone been through this?
Just like I had to do regular follow-ups for my thyroid, you need to monitor these liver enzymes closely with your doctor. Don't try to self-treat naturally without their green light. Keep checking your levels regularly as advised by your gynecologist.
I know how scary it is when blood reports show high levels, especially after such a long journey. Please speak to your doctor first before trying any natural remedies, as pregnancy liver issues need very gentle and specialized care. Sending you a big hug, take it easy.
Honestly, trying to cure high liver enzymes "naturally" during pregnancy isn't the best idea. You need to get to the root cause, so book an appointment with your doctor. Cut down on fats and processed food completely in the meantime.
I can't give medical advice, but my SGOT/SGPT levels shot up in my third trimester. My doctor put me on specific safe medications and asked me to avoid deep-fried foods. It went back to normal after delivery, so please consult your doctor.
Testing these levels repeatedly in private labs can get quite expensive. Talk to your doctor to see if you can package your blood tests together to save costs. Focus on a simple, low-fat diet to prevent further stress on your liver.
I felt so anxious when my liver enzymes came back high during my routine blood work. I felt like I did something wrong, but my doctor reassured me it's quite common. Please show these results to your doctor to stay safe.
Didi, high reports mean you must show it to your doctor right away. Eat simple ghar ka khana like boiled bottle gourd (lauki) and avoid outside oily food completely. But please don't skip doctor's advice, they know best.
High SGOT and SGPT levels are quite common but need doctor's supervision to rule out conditions like ICP. Drink plenty of water and eat clean, home-cooked meals with minimal oil. Do get it checked by your gynac as soon as possible.
Elevated SGOT and SGPT can happen due to hormonal changes, but it can also indicate pregnancy-related liver stress. Practically speaking, you should avoid heavy, oily foods and keep your diet very simple, but definitely consult your gynac for a proper diagnosis first.
I completely understand how stressful it is to see abnormal blood test results when you just want a smooth pregnancy. Please don't worry too much, but do call your gynecologist. Your body is doing so much work, and getting professional guidance will give you peace of mind.
