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Understanding HepB test reslults Sep 25, 2011 My first test I tested HBsAG positive HBsAB non reactive HBcAB non reactive My second round of testing HBeAG non reactive HBeAB non reactive HBV DNA IU/ML <29 HBV LOAD <169 copies/ml Could I have some insight on what this might mean for me. From what I am gathering on my own from internet research I am thinking I am an inactive carrier with a chronic infection? |
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| Response from Dr. Holodniy
 Your assessment is correct. Because the HBsAg is positive, the antibody and HBV DNA tests are negative, you have a low level chronic infection. | ||||||||
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