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Hepatities B ( HBe ab test positive)
by kamal1111, Oct 31, 2009 09:54AM
Hi
NOW i am fit and fine never any infection whone i am test my blood thats time HBe Ag -ve & HBe Ab positive .
I am also test ALT that is ALT normal . my doctor said you not used any medicin . when or how many time this viral clear ? how i can treatment and what are the treatment ? please as soon as give me treatment solution ?
NOW i am fit and fine never any infection whone i am test my blood thats time HBe Ag -ve & HBe Ab positive .
I am also test ALT that is ALT normal . my doctor said you not used any medicin . when or how many time this viral clear ? how i can treatment and what are the treatment ? please as soon as give me treatment solution ?
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As your doctor advised you do not need medication. However when your AST/ALT levels go higher, you need to test for viral load. That determines what medicine you should take.