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HEPA PROFILE Apr 23, 2011 Please help me to understand my hepa profile: *type of test*interpretation*patients count*cut-off value* HEPA B SURFACE ANTIGEN*REACTIVE*380.15*2.0 ANTI-HBs*NON-REACTIVE*0.0*10.0 ANTI-HBC*REACTIVE*0.036*1.0 HBE-ANTIGEN*NON-REACTIVE*0.24*1.0 ANTI-HBE*REACTIVE*0.037*1.0 ANTI-HAV(IgG)*REACTIVE*0.078*1.001 I'am a chronic or acute patient?what should i do to be clear with this?Is there any way to be clear with HBSAG? Looking forward for your answer.Thanks in advance. |
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 You have evidence of past infection with hepatitis A. You also have evidence of chronic HBV infection. I am hopeful that it is inactive infection. The way you can figure that out is to get a HBV DNA level - if undetectable, you are an inactive carrier. | ||||||||
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