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Please read my Hepatitis report
Please read my Hepatitis report, and confirmed that it is Acute or Chronicle
ANTI HBe : Reactive (0.03)
HBSAG (Elisa) : Reactive
TPHA : Negative
HBe AG : Non reactive (0.4)
Anti HBC IGM : Non reactive (0.08)
ANTI HBS : 1.1
ANTI HBe : Reactive (0.03)
HBSAG (Elisa) : Reactive
TPHA : Negative
HBe AG : Non reactive (0.4)
Anti HBC IGM : Non reactive (0.08)
ANTI HBS : 1.1
If you test HBsAg positive again after 6 months, then you have chronic Hepatitis B.
Because your Anti HBC IGm is negative, it is unlikely that you are in an acute phase. I think you should re-test after 6 months your HBsAg, ALT and liver function panel.
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