Background:Cholestasis is defined as impairment of bile flow due to intrahepatic or extrahepatic causes, leading to retention of hepatotoxic compounds; specifically bile acids. The present study was conducted to evaluate the feto-maternal outcome in patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy. Materials & Methods:It included 190 subjects in the study. Group A consisted of 95 women who presented with pruritis in their second & third trimester of pregnancy with associated abnormal liver function in the absence of other liver and skin disease. 95 women with uncomplicated pregnancy and no history of pruritis& with normal liver function test were taken as Group B/control.