PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND MY LAB RESULTS

Hi, i was diagnosed to have hepatitis b last 2003, but the doctor did not give me any advise to see a specialist for my case. Im not aware of its severity till last week when i had my hepa test, cause im planning to go abroad, i learned of this disease. I asked to have it checked right away and now, here is the lab results. Im new to this, pls help me.

Hepatitis B Full Panel --------------H 1990.000
Anti HBs with titer (ECLIA)

Anti HBs (EClia)---------------------<2.00               IU/L
HBeAg(EClia) -----------------------------------0.102
Anti Hbe(EClia)----------------------------------0.005
Anti HBc IgM (EClia)--------------------------0.039
Ani HBc IgG (EClia)---------------------------0.07

note: aHBE and AHBc IgG count below the cut off value is considered reactive

C.O.V 1.000---------------------Reactive

                                              RESULT                     REF VALUE
SGPT (ALT)---------------------------18.30                           F:<34 U/L
SGOT (AST)--------------------------13.60                           F:<31U/L


my age: 29              


ill really appreciate any remarks from you.
Thanks!

[gav177]

I want to help you but I can't read your hepatitis profile because you didn't post the result of it. You didn't post whether it is  non reactive or reactive you only put the  cut off value.

[gav177]

Ilagay mo ung bawat result ng hepatitis profile mo mahirap mabasa kapag cut off value lang mas madali kung ang nilagay  mo ay kung reactive o non-reactive ba ang bawat isa.

[kiwigirlfriend27]

hbsag   reactive
HBeAg reactive
Ani HBc IgG  reactive

c o v 10.000 non reactive
cov 1.000 reactive

[kiwigirlfriend27]

hbs ag     reactive
ahbe        reactive
ahbc IgG  reactive
Ahbs        non reactive
ahbc Igm  non reactive
hbe ag      non reactive

[gav177]

Ang basa ko sa hepatitis profile mo ay chronic carrier ka kasi yung anti-hbc IgG mo ay reactive. Bakit magkaiba ang result ng HBeAg mo ung una reactive tapos sa pangalawa ay non reactive na kasi kong non reactive yan non-infectious ka pero kung reactive yung nasa infectious state ang Hepatitits B mo. Sa tingin ko bata ka pa na infect ng hepatitis B katulad ko kasi nasa Chronic stage ka na meaning habang buhay na nasa katawan mo ang virus. Anti-Hbc Igm kasi pag reactive yan eh nasa acute stage palang ang hepatitis b mo eh yung sa result mo eh non reactive. Hindi ka nakapagdevelop ng immunity yung anti-HBs  mo ay non reactive ito yung tinitingnan kapag nakarecover ka from natural infection or through vaccination nagiging reactive dahil dun..

[tardx]

How do I interpret some of the common hepatitis B panel results
Test             Result               Interpretation                Vaccinate?     1.HBsAg    negative
anti-HBc    negative            susceptible            vaccinate if indicated
anti-HBs   negative

2.HBsAg     negative           immune
  anti-HBc    negative     due to vaccination         no vaccination necessary
  anti-HBs    positive with >10mIU/mL*

3.HBsAg    negative            immune
  anti-HBc   positive      due to natural infection   no vaccination necessary
  anti-HBs   positive

4.HBsAg      positive         acutely infected        no vaccination necessary
anti-HBc       positive
IgM anti-HBc positive
anti-HBs       negative

5.HBsAg      positive       chronically infected    no vaccination necessary
anti-HBc       positive                                          (may need treatment)
IgM anti-HBc negative
anti-HBs       negative

6.HBsAg      negative      four interpretations         use clinical judgment
anti-HBc      positive          possible†
anti-HBs      negative

* Postvaccination testing, when it is recommended, should be performed 1-2 months after the last dose of vaccine. Infants born to HBsAg-positive mothers should be tested for HBsAg and anti-HBs after completion of at least 3 doses of a licensed hepatitis B vaccination series, at age 9-18 months (generally at the next well child visit).
†1. May be recovering from acute HBV infection
2. May be distantly immune, but the test may not be sensitive enough to detect a very low level of anti-HBs in serum
3. May be susceptible with a false positive anti-HBc
4. May be chronically infected and have an undetectable level of HBsAg present in the serum