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| Hepa B Screen Test Result Jan 31, 2010 Hi doc, I have undergone a hepatitis panel last Dec. 10, 2004 and here are the results: Hepatitis B Surface Antigen - 5.690 - Reactive (confirmed) Antibody to Hepatitis B Surface Antigen - 0.100 -Nonreactive IgM Antibody to Hepatitis A Virus - 0.630 - Nonreactive IgM Antibody to Hepatitis B Core Antigen - 0.180-Nonreactive Hepatitis Be Antigen - 0.320 - Nonreactive Antibody to Hepatitis Be Antigen - 0.871-Reactive(confirmed) Antibody to Hepatitis C - 0.650 - Nonreactive With these results, my doctor asked me to undergo ALT test, and my result was 36(range from 0-66). The other day, January 25, 2010, I have undergone a HBsAg(Hepa B) test screening and my result was NON-REACTIVE. Can you please explain to me what is happening with me? Thank you and more power! |
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Response from Dr. McGovern
Perhaps you were recently infected and have now cleared your infection. I would get further testing in about 3 months. | |||||||||
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