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Hep B Results

Hi

Couple of months i descovered that i have Hep B positive
the test came with the following results

HBsAg        Detected
HBsAb        < 10 IU/L
HBcIgM       Not detected
HBcT          Detected

Platelets      139  Normal ( 150 - 450 )

What these result mean, and what can i do to get rid of it
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According to current guidlines you need no treatment. But to be 100% sure yuo should do fibroscan and ultrasound. Also hbsag quantitive would give you a hint if you can get rid of the bug forever.
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Forgot to post those

HBsAg                                      detected
Supplementary B surface Ag      detected
HBeAg                                     NOT detected
HBeAb                                     detected
HBcAb                                     detected
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so nothing usefull out of all these readings,??!
cant i know how long i've had the virus for, or if i got it as an adult or child??

cheers
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those tests are all complementary, the main tests are hbsag in iu/ml and fibroscan
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New test results posted
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Following are new test results

Bilirubin                     17 umol/L
AST                           18 U/L
ALT                            22 U/L
GGT                          17 U/L
Alkaline Phosphatas  68 U/L
Protein                       74 U/L
Albumin                      47 U/L
Globumin                   27 U/L
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HBV DNA Viral Load.       Detected
HBV DNA quantitation IU/ml     3.70 x 10^1

HBV DNA quantitation log/(10)  1.57

Serum Alpha Fetoprotein  9 KIU/L

Anti-nuclear antibodies       Negative

  IMMUNOLOGY
Mitochondrial Ab.         <20 Normal <20
Smooth Muscle Ab.      <20 Normal <20

Please help interrupting these results
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Following are new test results

Bilirubin                     17 umol/L
AST                           18 U/L
ALT                            22 U/L
GGT                          17 U/L
Alkaline Phosphatas  68 U/L
Protein                       74 U/L
Albumin                      47 U/L
Globumin                   27 U/L
-----------------------------------—
HBV DNA Viral Load.       Detected
HBV DNA quantitation IU/ml     3.70 x 10^1

HBV DNA quantitation log/(10)  1.57

Serum Alpha Fetoprotein  9 KIU/L

Anti-nuclear antibodies       Negative

  IMMUNOLOGY
Mitochondrial Ab.         <20 Normal <20
Smooth Muscle Ab.      <20 Normal <20

Please help interrupting these results
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Platelets      139  Normal ( 150 - 450 )

platlets are too low, ahve a fibroscan as soon as you can, low plts can be severe damaged liver but it can also be due to other less serious things like an ongoing immune response etc.

fibroscan will confirm what your liver status is and if treatment is necessary
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I haven't received any sort of treatment yet.

I'll be back with results for the tests you mentioned as soon they're ready.

Thanks Alot
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The tests that you have posted are not enough to confirm what your doctor said, you need to know hbvdna quantity, hbeag, hbeab, ultrasound, fibroscan, hbsag quant., alt.
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The doctor told me its not critical at this stage and i only need to do a test every 6 months.
he says im in Hep B carrier state
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This looks like chronic hbv, there is no simple way to get rid of it.

Hbvadvocate.org

Is a place to start.
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