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HEP test result
Nov 27, 2004

What do the folowing test's result mean? Does it mean I have hepatitis A?

HEP A AB(TOTAL) - POSITIVE HEP A AB(IGM) - NEGATIVE

Response from Dr. McGovern

These tests mean that you were exposed to hepatitis A in the past. The good news is that hepatitis A is not a chronic disease.

Dr. McGovern


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