your daughter is safe from hepatitis B and your son is suffering .
Why are you replying to a 6 year old post?
dear jamelli ur daughter is safe......
and ur son is suffering from hbs.... plzzzz ur son reports check the doctor.....
Hi, I am Bilat now i am hbsag positive for testing blood how can remove hbsag positive to negative pls..... answer me anyone pls.
An inactive carrier of hepatitis B still has the infection but it implies that the virus level is low and the liver enzymes would be normal. However, the virus and the immune system can become more active in the future and cause the viral level to rise. If that occurs anti-viral therapy is necessary. A negative HBsAb implies that you like immunity. If you are truly an inactive carrier then the surface antigen (HBsAg) will be positive but the HBV DNA level will be low.
HI All,
one of my cusine is having HBSAg-Positve what does it mean and also whethr he is eligible for marrage. wt are all the symptoms for it.
my sister has hbsag +v. she has hbeag negative but has hbsab positive and her hbv is 150. is she acute hepatitis or chronic hepatitis.
1 month back I had Jaundice and found that I was hep B..
but does my test shows..
HBSAg - Negative
HBeAB - Positive
HBe Ag - Negative
HBs Antibody - Non-reactive
what does the above test means, please advice
I am deemed an inactive carrier HBsAb negative, does this mean I still have HBV? I had an acute infection 40 years ago.
You daughter has no trace of the HepB virus, past or present. Great news. Get her vaccinated against the HepB virus so no worries in the future. You son is immuned to the HepB virus , probably through past vaccination since his HBcAb is also - m which is even better news. Now it could be that your daughter was also vaccinated but she didn't develope the anitbodies. Sometimes this happens. Ask her doctors for an additional shot. Hope this helps.
Did you do a home testing kit? I'm just asking because I would think your dr would be better qualified to answer your questions. We don't have dr's here but what I found out by browsing is that your son is not at risk for hep B.
Your daughter either hasn't been vaccinated or needs to continue the vaccination series.
A "positive" or "reactive" HBsAb (or anti-HBs) test result indicates that a person has successfully responded to the hepatitis B vaccine or has recovered from an acute hepatitis B infection. This result means that you are immune to future hepatitis B infection and you are not contagious.
Hope this helps.
Bug