Help Please

I am 34 years old male,  in May 2008 I was tested for hepatitis B and the result was as followed:

HBsAg  Positive
HBsAb  Negative
HBeAg  Negative
HBeAb  Positive
HBcAb  Positive

HBV-DNA  < 1.00x10E3

In october 2008 I got tested again ,and obtained the following test result:

HBsAg  Negative
HBsAb  Negative
HBeAg  Negative
HBeAb  Positive
HBcAb  Positive
could anyone explain to me what is the meaning of this test, As I am now in China and have troubles communicating with my chinese doctor.

[cajim]

The difference between the two tests was a loss of HBV.  If this is stable, you should consider vaccination so that you could develop immunity.

This is good change.

Congratulations!

[labelle11]

Thanks a lot cajim!
What do you mean by stable? should I  be tested again? if yes after how long?

[cajim]

What do you mean by stable?

Your HBsAg stays negative

should I  be tested again?

Yes.

if yes after how long?

In 3 months or so.

[bberry]

looks like you cleared HBV my friend
CONGRATULATIONS

BEST NEWS ANYONE  CAN HEAR. GONGRATSSSS AGAIN

did u go through any type of treatment though or you cleared it on your own ?

[labell646]

Hi Cajim!

Is there any thing I should do in order to keep this status stable? such as following a specific diet? taking medecine?
When can I get Vaccinated?
Thanks!

[cajim]

1.  Get vaccinated now.

2.  No medicine for your liver as it has no HBV now.

3.  Live liver-friendly:

    *  Avoid drinking alcohol. Alcohol speeds the progression of liver disease.
    * Avoid medications that may cause liver damage. Your doctor can advise you about these medications, which may include over-the-counter (OTC) medications as well as prescription drugs. It's especially important to avoid using acetaminophen (Tylenol, others), which can cause liver damage even in healthy people.
    * Eat the healthiest diet you can. Eat fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains and lean protein. Healthy foods help keep you strong, give you more energy and support your immune system. If you're nauseated, try eating small meals throughout the day. Choose foods that are soothing and easy to digest, such as soups, broths or a plain baked potato. A registered dietitian can be especially helpful if you have weight loss or trouble eating.
    * Get regular exercise. Exercise helps increase your strength and energy levels.
    * Get enough sleep. Rest when you need to.