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differance between HAV antibodies and HAV IgM

Can u explain tha differance between HAV antibodies and HAV IgM and also expalin if HAV antiboy is positive and HAV IgM is negative How?...

Response from Lynn E. Taylor, M.D., F.A.C.P.

Brown University

The total antibody tells us if a person has been exposed to hepatitis A and if a person has had hepatitis A but does not tell us when this infection existed. The IgM tells us if the infection is current/recent. The HAV antibody is positive and HAV... Read more »

gud day! anti-HAV(IgG) is non-reactive and anti HAV(IgM) non-reactive what does it mean?

gud day! anti-HAV(IgG) is non-reactive and anti HAV(IgM) non-reactive what does it mean... Read more »

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Anti HAV Igm is non reactive, Anti HAV total ir reactive

Hi my Anti HAV Igm is non reactive, Anti HAV total is reactive also SGPT level is high (80) and... Read more »

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