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HBsAG cannot be nonreactive? May 24, 2008 according to my doc HBsAG cannot be nonreactive bcoz once you are infected w/ hbv virus your test for that will alway be positive eventhough you clear from the virus, how true is that? anyway please interpret my result after 5mos of being dignosed a]HBeAG-nonreactive b]anti HBe-reactive c]HBV DNA DETECTED IS LESS THA 6IU/ML-specimens w/ less than 6iu/ml is below defined range thanks |
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 In chronic infection, the very unusual patient may actually clear surface antigen. This is the best response of all but is infrequently seen! | ||||||||
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