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Hepatitis B DNA
If a person is exposed to hepatitis B and later immunised and got positive titres of Anti-HBS >10 IU/mL ,
Whether his DNA contains some virus ? atleast some copies / IU/mL ? if so how long he will have?
Whether his DNA contains some virus ? atleast some copies / IU/mL ? if so how long he will have?
I will clarify bberry ,
a person is exposed to hepatitis B, immeadiately he got tested for Hbsag which indicated as -ve. He took 3 vaccine series and got positive titres of antibodies.
what my question is if a person is exposed to Hepatitis B and not infected and immunised , will his DNA contain some copies or IU/mL in his Blood? if a person is exposed to virus means Anti-HBC is always positive, even he clears it or not? I assume that his DNA should contain very very very minimum copies or IU/mL which only very highly sensitive PCR test can detect . Is my assumtion rt?
a person is exposed to hepatitis B, immeadiately he got tested for Hbsag which indicated as -ve. He took 3 vaccine series and got positive titres of antibodies.
what my question is if a person is exposed to Hepatitis B and not infected and immunised , will his DNA contain some copies or IU/mL in his Blood? if a person is exposed to virus means Anti-HBC is always positive, even he clears it or not? I assume that his DNA should contain very very very minimum copies or IU/mL which only very highly sensitive PCR test can detect . Is my assumtion rt?
i dont get the question.. what do u mean "how long wil he have?"
to live ?
to clear?
to have til what happens exactly ?
if ur negative to hbv and positive to antibodies then it may be a case of what is called Ocult Hepatits B infection (OBI) . which is a case that needs to be followed closely by your doctor.
still, clarify your question more please
to live ?
to clear?
to have til what happens exactly ?
if ur negative to hbv and positive to antibodies then it may be a case of what is called Ocult Hepatits B infection (OBI) . which is a case that needs to be followed closely by your doctor.
still, clarify your question more please
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