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by Forum-M.D.-SP, Dec 26, 2007 12:00AM
Dear Rach0830-
Even with both enzymes being abnormal, unless your homocysteine level in your blood is elevated, this abnormality is unlikely to hinder a successful pregnancy. Having said that, the treatment is high dose folic acid, in th range of 4 mg/d.
It would be a good idea to get your homocysteine level checked while fasting.
Even with both enzymes being abnormal, unless your homocysteine level in your blood is elevated, this abnormality is unlikely to hinder a successful pregnancy. Having said that, the treatment is high dose folic acid, in th range of 4 mg/d.
It would be a good idea to get your homocysteine level checked while fasting.
