Hep C Test result S/Co Ratio - 0.1

[kbkb10]

Ok, So I'm not real sure what to make of the test results I got back for my yearly check up.
This is how it reads:
Hep A - Negative
Hep B - Negative
Hep C Ab - 0.1 s/co ratio

The nurse tells me it's negative but didn't seem to be real sure of herself.  My question, why wouldn't it read "negative"?  Does the 0.1 s/co ratio mean that I have a little of the anti body?  Does everyone have the antibody?

SO confused.  

[patra_]

You have posted on an old thread, not used since 2010.

I suggest you copy your question (post), go to the top of the thread and select the green 'Ask a Question' and paste it there so you have a better chance of people seeing it and responding.

Pat

P. S., I, personally, do not know of ANY homeopathic treatments which cure hepc.

[Haters]

Ok so if I'm at a level 1 hep c...the medication they want to charge my insurance 9500.00 for 12 pills not going to happen...are there any homapathectt ( not sure I spelled the word correctly) things I can use instead.

[RobertBeWell]

That's an INCREDIBLY low s/co ratio. Sounds like random noise to me. 10:1 is considered a pretty "solid" ratio - that's 100 times greater than yours.

Rest easy my friend, as others have pointed out.

[Bill1954]

:)

[kbkb10]

You've taken the worry away and now I hope to sleep better tonight. :-)

Thank you!

All the best!

KB

[Bill1954]

You’re non-reactive/negative:

http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/HCV/LabTesting.htm

Congratulations--

--Bill

[heyhey64]

i had test non reactive but it reading 0.1. ratio is 0.0 to 0.9 what does mean she its negative