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--One month after the completion of your vaccination, test to make sure you are HBsAB positive. If confirmed, you are safe without condom, etc. When later your baby comes, make sure the doctor knows about his posotive HBsAg so that the baby can be vaccinated appropriately.
Best.
He is afraid that he might get it. Is there any chance that he might get it even though he take the vaccination.
Please help...
Educate him but don't force him into anything. God has a plan for everything.
I am worried that is this the life that I might have to go through if I meet a guy in future. The moment they know I have Hep B and they just avoid the relationship with me?
I do not want to stay single and the same time I am afraid not to get someone who can understand me with what I had. I am not worried how long I can live but I want to know how to make this guys understand my situation and make them accept me. I want to have family and I want to live like normal people.
I need a way out to get some advise how to handle this situation and how to deal with guys in future.
Please someone help me....
Anti-HAV Neg
HBsAg T.F
Anti - HBs 9.4 > 10 - Immune HBsAg : 296.38 (greater than 2.0S/N-Positive)
What is that means on the report. I am confused about Hep A and Hep B now. I just told my dad that about i mentioned Hep B with that guy and he told me is not Hep B that I have is just a Hep A. Before I am going to see my doctor again to get the recent report i want to know the different Hep A and Hep B?
You have HBV (HBsAg : 296.38 (greater than 2.0S/N-Positive) )
You are right: have the liver panel test done to know your current status.
Post your new lab results here and we will try to help.
Include HBsAg, HBsAB, HBeAg, HBeAB, ALT, AST, HBV-DNA.
1) what is the different of Hep A and Hep B?
2) Which one is more serious?
3) From the old report, can you tell is a Hep A or Hep B?
You mentioned this before: Have him be tested for HBsAB, if positive then he is immune to HBV and he CANNOT get HBV from you.
So now I have HBV....what it that means?
I am not good in medical stuffs...I am useless for all this. Please explain more to me.
Thanks
--Two different viruses. A has no chronic state, you get it and are immune forever; B has chronic state.
2) Which one is more serious?
--B because it can turn chronic.
3) From the old report, can you tell is a Hep A or Hep B?
--B.
So now I have HBV....what it that means?
--You need to understand it and deal with it to lead a normal life.
Thank you for your reply. I know that I have to deal with it...is kind of hard and make my confidence level down all the time with what I experience lately.
IN RANGE OUT OF RANGE REFERENCE RANGE
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA <100 <100
HEPATITIS B VIRUS DNA <160 <160
HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN REACTIVE
HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIBODY <5 mIU/mL
by pttt, less than a minute ago
THESE R MY PREVIOUS RESULTS
Referred Testing
HBV DNA 1501 iu/ml
dynamic range of this assay is 357 to 17,857,143 iu/ml