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You should get a PCR HBVDNA test to see if the virus is detectable in your blood.
I would think that since you have E antibodies it means that you had the virus for a while. If you develop S antibodies then you are the lucky 1% who get rid of the virus from a chronic state.
Go to the bottom of the page. It explains in detail all the test results. It is possible you are in an acute phase from your results but more tests are needed.