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Tthe other scenario would be that she's among the remaining 10%, who developp chronic hepatitis. Meaning, they carry the virus and can pass it to other but they are not sick. although these people are at greater risk of liver cancer and liver diseases, they can lead pretty normal lives. there are some treatments to reduce viral load but i am not yet familiar with them.
Antibodies + means that your immunune system is fighting the disease. so it's good.
I hope this helps
take care
Galen,
Congratulations! We went through tx together, I remember you well and am sooooooooo happy for you. Thanks for your participation on the board. Enjoy your hard earned health.
Jamie,
Wonderful news for you also, congratulations!
TS
My friend was tested for Hepatitis B and turned out be positive. I have few questions
1) What are the effects of this disease ?
2) How much does the treatment costs at US ?
3) What are means by which this disease will spread ?
4) If i am vaccinated for Hep B , is there any posibility of me getting the virus ?
5) What is the difference between Hep B Antigen positive and negative?
6.) What is the solution for Hep B Antigen and Hep Antibody ?
6.) Which Hep B Antigen more dangerous ? Pls explain both.
7.) What is the difference between Hep B Antibody positive and negative? Which is
dangerous ?
Kindly advise further....