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1084115 tn?1385228589

Hbs-Ag negative

hello,

as iam pretty helpless in understanding my situation i ask here.

my Hbs-Ag is negative,anti-hbc is positive and anti hbs is negative.serum hbv-dna und.

so i wonder i habe an chronic infection,or not?
or could this be a chronic latent(low dose)infection.
my alt levels are ranging from 15-20.

apreciate some help
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1084115 tn?1385228589
thanks alot for your answer.

my markers have been repetet testet the past years,and my Hbs-Ag remains negative,also the the other markers.
the hbv-dna was also UND everytime.
i will discuss this in my next hepa-visit, but my docs explained to as,i have resolved the infection but i have no immunity due the lack of anti-hbs.
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Hi there,
Presence of antiHBs indicates previous or ongoing infection with hepatitis B virus over an undefined time frame.HBsAg negative, antiHBc positive and anti-HBs negative means there could be four possibilities. Either it is resolved infection which is most common, false positive anti-HBc, thus susceptible, low level chronic infection or resolving acute infection. Any test result should be correlated clinically. It is suggested to discuss this test result with your doctor. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
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