In the absence of an established local laboratory reference range for pregnancy, the reported reference range of 6–32 IU/L for ALT in all three trimesters; 32–100, 43–135, and 133–418 IU/L for ALP; and 4–16, 3–13, and 3–14 μmol/L for bilirubin for the first, second, and third trimesters [1] could provide a useful ...
Some causes of very elevated levels of ALT include: viral hepatitis, shock, fatty liver of pregnancy, HELLP syndrome, autoimmune hepatitis. |
[PDF] Liver Function Test Reference Ranges in Normal Pregnancy www.yorkhospitals.nhs.uk › seecmsfile
Non-pregnant ranges are provided for reference. Non-pregnant 1st Trimester 2nd Trimester 3rdTrimester. ALT U/L. 0 - 34. 3 - 30. 2 - 33. 2 - 25. GGT U/L. 0 – 38. |
The prevalence of abnormal liver transaminases (AST >40 U/L and ALT >40 U/L) was <1% at third trimester; however, it increased to 3-5% on postpartum days 2-7. |
In one study, we found a slight increase in ALT during the second trimester of pregnancy compared to nonpregnant women, but all the values remained below the ... |
25 апр. 2023 г. · Normal ALT levels during this period are usually between 10-45 U/L, while AST should range between 5-34 U/L. |
12 сент. 2022 г. · Higher ALT, ALP and GGT levels within the normal range in early pregnancy are associated with increased risk of GH and PE. |
22 янв. 2024 г. · In patients with normal ALT values before pregnancy the upper reference limit in pregnancy will be 32 U/L. ALT is more specific for liver cell ... |
The authors suggested that abnormal ALT in pregnant mothers should be defined as ALT ≥ 25 U/L. However, Lee SM et al. [14] proposed a different normal range of ... |
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