1. Yes
2. Maybe, to become HBsAg negative, you must first be HBeAg negative and HBeAb positive
3. Based on your very low hbvdna(less than 2,000 iu/ml) and normal ALT, you are most likely inactive.
4. Absolutely. Make sure your sexual partner is vaccinated against HBV.
5. Many people say they consume only moderate amount, but actually consume more. Best not to drink or smoke, not because of HBV but generally.
6. Yes.
7. Chronic Hepatitis B is a slow moving disease, so just have at least a yearly checkup. Start treatment if needed or you may be cured naturally without treatment.
I think your infection is recent, so you have a greater than 95% chance of complete recovery. So check your HBsAg again in 6 months time.
Just my opinion.
OK so you consult dr nageswar reddy Asian institute of gastro and check your all family members since most of the career r from mother during birth
Most of the doctor in India have not sound knowledge about Hbv and current Hbv guidelines of treatment.so you have to choose good doctor. Tell me where you are from.