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| mizanne 10/17/2004 | . | I recently had a test on Hepatitis B. I need clarifications about my result. Please see the following: Hepatitis B Surface Antigen = non-reactive, cut-off = 0.048, & test value = 0.008. Antibody to Hepatitis B Surface Antigen = reactive, cut-off = 10, test value = 195.3. If you could email it to me anneyucinco@yahoo.com i greatly appreciate it. Thank you! -mizanne |
| ts2010 10/18/2004 C1 | mizanne | mizanne, I am not a doctor. You should ask your doctor to explain your lab tests to you. I do believe that: antigen = non-reactive with antibody = reactive means that you were either vaccinated or that you were infected at some time in the past and your body successfully fought off the virus. | [Thread closed to new comments] |
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