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hep b results Mar 18, 2008 hi - hope you can help - was diagnosed in 2006 with hep at that time viral load was 74300000000 per m/l in 2006 19000 per m/l and today 300 per m/l. I was told i am still antegen positive though - what does this mean? thanks |
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 This means that you have chronic infection. However, your viral load is so low that you now fall in a category of possible "inactive carrier". You will continue to need serial follow-up to see the trend of your DNA level. | ||||||||
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