and being an adult, even if you contact HBV we have 90% chance to clear the virus and not go into a chronic phase.
it is only a part of antigen and not complete antigen (anyway, you can declare this and the lab will know) and if they look for Hep B DNA this part is for sure not influenced by the vaccine.
HBV vaccine scheme is 0, 1, and 6 months, so you have to check with a doctor if after 8 weeks you have to restart, (I don't think so, but better check)
Thank you...
I thought that as the vaccine is the antigen, it would appear as positive in this test.
I will continue with my vaccines in a few weeks.
Another question if I may - is 6 -8 weeks after the first dose too late for the second? - will i have to start it all over again?
" will the first round of my vaccine cause the Hep B part of the test to be positive? " - NO
in the best situation you will have HBsAb - that will indicate immunity to HBV (anyway you have to do also the other 2 parts of the vaccine)