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Lab results
kindly interpret my lab test for me. I already had 2 hepatitis profile! 1st is for me to know what kind of hepatitis i had the second is hepatitisb profile, i want to know what is inside this lab test results?
my first hepa profile
HEPATITIS A & B PROFILE
HBsAg w/ Titer (ECLIA) 4388.00 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBs (ECLIA) 6.010 IU/L C.O.V. 10.000 non-reactive
HBeAg (ECLIA) 2.020 C.O.V. 1.000 grayzone
Anti HBe (ECLIA) 0.022 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBc IgG (ECLIA) 0.007 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti-HAV IgM (ECLIA) 0.341 C.O.V. 1.000 non-reactive
my second hepa profile
Anti HBc IgG (ECLIA) 0.006 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBe (ECLIA) 0.029 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
HBsAg w/ Titer (ECLIA) 4225.000 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
HBeAg (ECLIA) 3.400 C.O.V. 1.000 grayzone
Anti HBs (ECLIA) 2.000 IU/L C.O.V, 10.000 non-reactive
my first hepa profile
HEPATITIS A & B PROFILE
HBsAg w/ Titer (ECLIA) 4388.00 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBs (ECLIA) 6.010 IU/L C.O.V. 10.000 non-reactive
HBeAg (ECLIA) 2.020 C.O.V. 1.000 grayzone
Anti HBe (ECLIA) 0.022 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBc IgG (ECLIA) 0.007 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti-HAV IgM (ECLIA) 0.341 C.O.V. 1.000 non-reactive
my second hepa profile
Anti HBc IgG (ECLIA) 0.006 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
Anti HBe (ECLIA) 0.029 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
HBsAg w/ Titer (ECLIA) 4225.000 C.O.V. 1.000 reactive
HBeAg (ECLIA) 3.400 C.O.V. 1.000 grayzone
Anti HBs (ECLIA) 2.000 IU/L C.O.V, 10.000 non-reactive
1. Seems you do not have anti-bodies for Hep A. Getting Hep A vaccination is suggested in many sources.
2. You need to have further tests to determine whether you need to be treated or not.
(AST/ALT, DNA count and any other co-infections).
2. You need to have further tests to determine whether you need to be treated or not.
(AST/ALT, DNA count and any other co-infections).
Your labs just indicate you have HepB. Go here for more info:
http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Hepatitis/HepB-Introduction--Welcome-Page/show/34?cid=153
http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Hepatitis/HepB-Introduction--Welcome-Page/show/34?cid=153
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