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pls explain these results for me
august 2014 i had these results.CHEMISTRY
SGPT/ALT 38 U/L <42 38.00 U/L <42
SGOT/AST 28 U/L <41 28.00 U/L <41
IMMUNOLOGY
Anti HBc IgM (CMIA) 0.07 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBe (CMIA) 0.02 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Comment/s: AHBe count below the cut-off value is considered REACTIVE.
HBeAg (CMIA) 0.38 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
HBsAg w/Titer (CMIA) 2021.08 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
METHOD : RT-PCR (TAQMAN)
RESULT : 1,968 IU/ml
11,454 copies/ml
march 4 2015 i had this:
SGPT/ALT 31 U/L
SGOT/AST 29 U/L
Total Bilirubin 0.26 mg/dl
Direct Bilirubin 0.13 mg/dl
Indirect Bilirubin 0.13 mg/dl
Amylase 85.03 U/L
HBsAg w/Titer (CMIA) 2302.57 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Anti HBs (CMIA) 0.00 mIU/ml C.O.V. 10.00 NON-REACTIVE
HBeAg (CMIA) 0.35 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBe (CMIA) 0.01 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Comment/s: AHBe count below the cut-off value is considered REACTIVE.
Anti-HAV IgM (CMIA) 0.40 C.O.V. 0.80 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBc Total (CMIA) 13.55 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Anti HCV (ECLIA) 0.10 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
SGPT/ALT 38 U/L <42 38.00 U/L <42
SGOT/AST 28 U/L <41 28.00 U/L <41
IMMUNOLOGY
Anti HBc IgM (CMIA) 0.07 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBe (CMIA) 0.02 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Comment/s: AHBe count below the cut-off value is considered REACTIVE.
HBeAg (CMIA) 0.38 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
HBsAg w/Titer (CMIA) 2021.08 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
METHOD : RT-PCR (TAQMAN)
RESULT : 1,968 IU/ml
11,454 copies/ml
march 4 2015 i had this:
SGPT/ALT 31 U/L
SGOT/AST 29 U/L
Total Bilirubin 0.26 mg/dl
Direct Bilirubin 0.13 mg/dl
Indirect Bilirubin 0.13 mg/dl
Amylase 85.03 U/L
HBsAg w/Titer (CMIA) 2302.57 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Anti HBs (CMIA) 0.00 mIU/ml C.O.V. 10.00 NON-REACTIVE
HBeAg (CMIA) 0.35 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBe (CMIA) 0.01 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Comment/s: AHBe count below the cut-off value is considered REACTIVE.
Anti-HAV IgM (CMIA) 0.40 C.O.V. 0.80 NON-REACTIVE
Anti HBc Total (CMIA) 13.55 C.O.V. 1.00 REACTIVE
Anti HCV (ECLIA) 0.10 C.O.V. 1.00 NON-REACTIVE
If you send your blood to different labs, you will get different results. If you take your test a day apart, you will also get different result. In the medical literature, they talked about 1 log change (10 fold) as significant, e.g.
changing from 2,000 to 20,000, or 2,000 to 200.
changing from 2,000 to 20,000, or 2,000 to 200.
Really?mike9111 are u on medication?Stephen castle crag I thought before that it was a great change.
No significant change in viral load. Mine fluctuate between 160 iu/ml and 16000 iu/ml
My viral DNA decreased from 1968 iu/ml to 1622 iu/ml.I got my DNA test result today and it is 1622 iu/ml what does it mean stephencastlecrag?
My viral DNA decreased from 1968 iu/.I got my DNA test result today and it is 1622 iu/ml
It seems you have chronic Hepatitis B, with HbeAg negative and HBeAb positive, relatively low hbvdna (< 2,000 iu/ml) and normal ALT, you are most likely in the Immune Control phase. You should have regular checkups, to test your ALT and hbvdna.
You have not been exposed to Hepatitis A or Hepatitis C.
You have not been exposed to Hepatitis A or Hepatitis C.
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