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If you get cholestasis of pregnancy in the first trimester what can be done to make sure the baby/mother will be safe?
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Close follow-up: Cholestasis of pregnancy can be associated with poor pregnancy outcomes - your doctor will want to follow your pregnancy closer and may require periodic testing, monitoring, and/or ultrasounds to determine that the baby is growing and thriving inside. You may also be a candidate for delivery before your due date. Good luck.
Answered 7/14/2014
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