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dear sir,
my blood report is now sgpt 100 biliirubin 0.8 hbsag positive but
HBe Ag non reactive
antibody to HBe reactive
anti HBC Igm nonr eactive
so please answer whot it indicate
my blood report is now sgpt 100 biliirubin 0.8 hbsag positive but
HBe Ag non reactive
antibody to HBe reactive
anti HBC Igm nonr eactive
so please answer whot it indicate
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hi, please help, i need to know a lot about hepatitis b,, please help me..
can anybody explain my hepatitis profile?
examination my count cut-off value interpretation
HBsAg < 3.000 0.658 reactive
ANTI-HBE 0.390 1.321 reactive
HBeAg 0.320 0.621 non-reactive
please give me an interpretation of this...
can anybody explain my hepatitis profile?
examination my count cut-off value interpretation
HBsAg < 3.000 0.658 reactive
ANTI-HBE 0.390 1.321 reactive
HBeAg 0.320 0.621 non-reactive
please give me an interpretation of this...
Hbe is a different protein from the virus structure and it can be positive or negative but it has not show the presence or the absence of the virus, the protein that indicate the virus presence is Hbs and this is positive in your case.
antihbc igm - this are some antibody that occurred in blood during the acute phase, so if you don't have this (negative in your case) you are not in a acute phase
base on this interpretation you look that are in a chronic phase and more test are needed in order to have a clear pictures.
antihbc igm - this are some antibody that occurred in blood during the acute phase, so if you don't have this (negative in your case) you are not in a acute phase
base on this interpretation you look that are in a chronic phase and more test are needed in order to have a clear pictures.
but but hbeag is nonreactive antibody to hbe reactive and antihbc igm is also nonreactive so its chronice or acute
Unfortunately, Hbsag positive and anti HBC Igm non reactive indicate that you are in a chronic stage, but it will not indicate anything else.
A high ALT, like in you case can indicate a liver intimation, but this can't be related to the HBV virus, it can be from other causes. So, for a better overview of your condition you should check:
- HBsAg quantitative if is possible
- liver status by Fibroscan or biopsy (if Fibroscan is not available in you area),
- viral load (HVB DNA)
ALT and biliirubin levels have to be correlated with the above mentioned test in order to have a more clear view of the situation and to establish if treatment is needed or not.
A high ALT, like in you case can indicate a liver intimation, but this can't be related to the HBV virus, it can be from other causes. So, for a better overview of your condition you should check:
- HBsAg quantitative if is possible
- liver status by Fibroscan or biopsy (if Fibroscan is not available in you area),
- viral load (HVB DNA)
ALT and biliirubin levels have to be correlated with the above mentioned test in order to have a more clear view of the situation and to establish if treatment is needed or not.
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Initally my ALT was 785
AST was 585
viral load was around 200 millon
my 2nd blood was
alt 120
ast 75
viral load was around 1 millon
My last ALT was 40
AST was 35
hse ag non reactive
Total antibody reactive
anti HBC Igm non reactive
I don't have current viral load
hbsag reactive