Hepatosis of pregnant women: causes, symptoms, treatment, diet

Hepatosis is a disease in which liver dysfunction is observed due to stagnation of bile. Hepatosis of pregnant women has been observed quite often recently, although earlier this phenomenon was detected in one of thousands of pregnancies.

Hepatosis of pregnant women: causes.

Specialists concluded that this disease occurs if a girl who is "in the position" has already been predisposed to problems with the liver, or with the wrong diet and intake of vitamins.

In the first case, pregnancy affected the development of the disease, which might not have been manifested, if not for the most serious "shake-up" for the organism. During the carrying out of the child, complex processes occur that affect all the organs' systems, so the disease is activated.

In the second case, the pregnant woman could elementaryly overeat or observe an incorrect diet - there is fatty, salty, etc. As a result, this affected the organ responsible for the intoxication of our body - there was an overload and the liver tissue began to form a fatty layer.

In the third case, the woman, most likely, incorrectly took vitamins, which significantly influenced the development of pathology. Many vitamin complexes, designed specifically for pregnant women, carry in themselves too many substances, from which the digestive and other systems could simply not cope. Some, not absolutely competent doctors write out a dangerous dosage, because they do not take into account the terms of pregnancy and the weight of their ward. Any treatment or support of the body should be prescribed, based on the individual needs of women.

Hepatosis of pregnant women: symptoms.

Be sure to pay attention to the following symptoms, which can directly indicate the presence of the disease:

• Itching in different parts of the body.
• Nausea, discomfort in the abdomen.
• Heaviness and slight pain in the right side.
• Loss of appetite (should not be confused with toxicosis - it should have ended by the 16th week of pregnancy).
• Cal, not having a characteristic color.
• Sharp fatigue (most often, this phenomenon is observed even in healthy pregnant women, because to bear a child is an extremely difficult "occupation").

These signs can also indicate the presence of other diseases, so it is worth immediately after their appearance to see a doctor.

Hepatosis. Treatment.

Hepatosis of pregnant women is diagnosed immediately after the appearance of these symptoms. The purpose of the diagnosis is to determine the severity of the disease and the ways to recovery. The most commonly prescribed drugs that will reduce the manifestation of symptoms and the risk of premature delivery. It should be borne in mind that during pregnancy, potent drugs can not be prescribed, because the risk of pathologies of fetal development is extremely high. When taking certain medications, fetal hypoxia occurs, that is, a lack of oxygen, from which pregnancy can end prematurely. After giving birth, the symptoms usually disappear, so you need to survive a few weeks, while feeling comfortable. In no case should you take drugs without prescribing a doctor, so if a pregnant woman feels uncomfortable - it is better to contact the women's consultation for referrals to specialists and for tests on the same day.

Diet with hepatosis.

If the degree of the disease is not started and is not dangerous, then prescribe a gentle method of treatment - diet. Pregnant should be excluded from the daily diet acute, fatty, salty. The condition will improve if the liver does not go to great loads. For consumption in food only natural products are suitable, since excess toxins of the "poor" liver will be of no use. The diet should also be normalized, the digestive tract should work and rest for a certain hour - this will reduce the burden on all organs. Do not eat too much and overeat - it's also harmful to the liver.