The following symptoms may occur in pregnant women with high bile acids: 1. Itchy skin: Because high bile acids in the blood will stimulate the subcutaneous nerves, thus causing the symptoms of itching, the itching will be more and more aggravated, usually starting from the palms of the hands or feet, gradually spreading to the limbs and eventually developing to the trunk. This itch is relatively light during the day, but may be more serious at night, and can cause insomnia, fatigue, loss of appetite and nausea. 2. Jaundice: Jaundice can occur in people with high bile acids, and jaundice and itching may occur at the same time, and the jaundice will gradually subside after delivery. If a pregnant woman develops cholestasis during pregnancy, she must pay attention to the fetal heartbeat and fetal movement, because cholestasis during pregnancy can easily cause intrauterine hypoxia or even death of the fetus.