I'm 35 weeks pregnant and have cholestasis with LFTs in high 400s - saw doc yesterday who said that although in the "old days" they would deliver early these days it basically doesnt mean much and I'll just be itching for the next 5 weeks (he did prescribe Piriton to help with that). But from what I've read it seems induction for cholestasis was happening quite recently - does anyone know if there has been a policy change and why its now thought safe to go to term?
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Cholestasis - recent experience of NHS policy?
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CrossWords · 31/01/2013 12:09
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