How much homocysteine is normal for pregnancy preparation

Homocysteine 5-15μmol/L is considered normal.

Homocysteine is an intermediate product of methionine and cysteine metabolism. If homocysteine exceeds the normal range during pregnancy, it is generally related to vitamin B6 and vitamin B12 deficiency in the body, and may also be related to hypothyroidism, psoriasis, severe anemia and other disease factors. Therefore, when homocysteine is detected beyond the normal range during pregnancy preparation, it should also be combined with other examinations to make a clear diagnosis, such as physical examination, trace element determination, thyroid function examination, etc.

If the disease is detected, treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor in time, and pregnancy preparation should be considered after the condition recovers.