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Do I still have the hope? Mar 14, 2009 Dear Doc, lately I was diagnosed with HBsAG (+) with this laboratory results HBsAG- (4.266- patients counts), (0.105- Cut-off value)on Jan 2009. Then on Feb 2009 i got again my secong lab test which resulted to HBsAG- (3.666- patients counts), (0.111- Cut-off value).Early this month I got my lab test again with a result of HBsAG- (2.721- patients counts), (0.120- Cut-off value)...this results were the positive response of the food supplement ive taken from dec. 2008 to this date... Kindly give a clear meaning on this results.Thus it meant that I can achieve my goal to be a non-reactive again with HBsAG? thanks doc... |
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 Your HBsAg is reactive over time - that means you have chronic infection with Hepatitis B. I would suggest that you have a full panel of tests for hepatitis B including HBV DNA to see if your disease is "active" or "inactive". | ||||||||
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