Advice please on hbv results

[Mrr49]

I wrote as a new member on 17th October but NOBODY appears to reply. I thought this site was for advice & help.
If anybody could take some time to read my posts I would appreciate all feedback please.
I am told by my GP that I am inactive although my hbsag is 5000iu/ml. (My first quantitive test).
I am very very low risk of hcc & cirrhosis because all my tests for the past  22 years have been so stable.
Minimal risk. Started vitamin d 3000iu/ml.
Please add any thoughts.

[Mrr49]

Thanks to you all. If any of you can give more input it would be very helpful. Take care all.

[stef2011]

To have losest risk you need hbsag less than1000iu/l on hbeag negwith hbvdna und and normal fibroscan

vit d is able to cut hcc to half and also taking more than 4 cups of cofee per day thanks to its antioxidant content

[Jatashankar]

normal biochemistry with dna titre >2000iu/ml in hbeag negatives may not contribute much to fibrosis/cirrhosis but the risk of hcc is still there. still hbv pathology is not fully predictable and lot of variations are found in inactive carriers. keep monitoring blood 6 monthly and fibroscan annually.

[Ram1982]

Hi,

I was diagnosed 3-4 months back. HBeAg negative and undetectable Viral load HBsAg 4430 iu/ml

[flyinsky]

I think you have good result of fibroscan you have just to monitor each 3or6monthes

[Mrr49]

Last 3 fibroscan results were 4.4, 4.9, 5.3.

[flyinsky]

Just do all your cheks to avoid any damage to liver.did you done fibroscan?or biopsy?
If result is good just see your doc regularly.
Try to take some  complements to reinforce your immune system