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how long u have hbv?

me i know like 2 month and 12 days
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Please consult with good psychologist you have psychological problem also which is more dengerous than hbv. Sorry for my words.
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i did not sleep with anyone after i now
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You're CHRONIC! You can infect people. Tell your boyfriends to get vaccinated and practice safe sex. Don't sleep around so much. Seek professional help for your brain.
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I found out I was HBV positive in high school from a school blood drive and was told back then I would just carry it around with me but I was a "healthy carrier" (now they do not use that term because there is no such thing in reality).

Due to this I went about my life, met my current husband as a freshman in college.  We got married about 2 years after dating and were married almost 4 years before I was clued in on what HBV really meant.  

He got tested and tested negative for all....HBsAg, HBcAg (both IgG and IgM), and HBsAb), after all those years he never showed any exposure from bloodwork.  He and my whole family have since been vaccinated, have immunity titers, and are all HBV negative.

A few things....It's easier for a male to infect a female due to the female being the recipient of more fluids and also the viral load is a big factor. The lower the viral load the less infectious.  This does not by any means that someone you will be intimate with should not be properly vaccinated with the series and a titer after showing immunity.
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So your boyfriend probably he is  from those 95% who cleared the virus.
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95% of Adult who are acute  clear the virus without any treatment & just 5% only get chronic.
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so this means i have this disease for many years but why not my last boyfriend we were together for 4 years not have this disease we do so much stuff and not vaccinated?????  
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To seroconvert from hbeag + to Hbeag - naturally with no treatment takes so many years so you can take a conclusion from here that you are not infected the last two month mery. Take care!
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we have it since birth, all chronic hbvers have it from birth/childhood, we say it again you need a psycotherapist your disease is not hbv and your posts are starting to annoy because too stupid
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hbeag negative means you got it 0-5 years
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I am not quite sure to be honest with you Meron but as far as my Hbeag is negative my speculation is i had this disease b/n 0-5yrs old so probably all my life but i was diagnosed with it last year.  Thanks god at least we are surviving so far & hope one day cure 'll be on z market.
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royal how long you have hbv
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HBVDNA (>2000iu/ml) + biopsy(Fibroscan) from mild to severe is a right away to treatment.
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Merona you have a very low viral load & if we know your biopsy result may be we can tell  here best way of treatment u can go through  but according to your viral load I don't think your Dr. will put you on any treatment. Good luck!
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????
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just see friends how long we live which treatement good for example if one person is hbv for 20 years we get too much expriance
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8yrs
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So what do u want.
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