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Good Day! hi, i have hepatitis b and here's the result of my hepa proile:
HBsAg: REACTIVE Pt.ct.=3.5
C.O.V :    0.105cpm
Anti-HBs: NON-REACTIVE Pt.ct.=0.085
C.O.V:     0.105cpm
Anti-HBc: REACTIVE Pt.ct.=0.133
C.O.V:     0.345cpm
Anti-HAV-lqM: NON-REACTIVE pt.ct=0.043
C.O.V:     0.150cpm
HBeAg: REACTIVE Pt.ct=1.305
C.O.V:     0.105cpm
Anti-HBe: NON REACTIVE Pt.ct=0.805
C.O.V:     0.762cpm
What does it means? And is there any or what kind of treatment should i must undergo?
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thank you for your instant reply, as soon as i get my hepa profile, ill post it again...thanks again...
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i see you are from philippines, everybody gets hbv there unless vaccinated, your husband has clear the virus while you still have it, your tests are not quantitative and the number is reagent to say active inactive not hbsag quantity

check here if you have only inactive hbv without hepatitis or if the virus is active making hepatitis damage
http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Hepatitis/HepB-Introduction--Welcome-Page/show/34?cid=153
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pls help me interpret my hbsag titer - 4.102, cut-off Values =0.105 and the result is Reactive...

it this chronic hepa-b?

my husband anti-hbs, 0.995 hbs, cut-off values = 0.105 result is Reactive...

if he is reactive, does this mean that he can not have the virus, since he is already expose with me?

I really need your advice thank you....

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looks like you have chronic HepB. I think you would have to test for IgM Anti-HBc to confirm.

http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Hepatitis/HepB-Introduction--Welcome-Page/show/34?cid=153 has some more information.

Treatment? Nothing can be said right now... you need to do a few more tests to figure out if you need treatment at all, or whether this is the right time.
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