Here is how I interpret that.
HIV antibody - Negative
HepB antigen - Negative
HepC antibody - Negative
Have a great day.
We know a lot about hep c for not being medical professionals.
If you want the best answer ask your doctor as opposed to an internet patient community forum. We are not here to diagnose your condition that is up to your doctor. We here support each other going through treatment.
They know what the hell as you put it is going on and a lot about hep c.
"i believe is Hep C which is not showing up on my blood antibody test"
If that's how you feel get a HCV RNA by PCR test, same for you winniepooh, I not here to deal with off the hook anxiety, I'm here to deal with legitimate concerns, if you continue with this nonsense I will report it
i was submitted to hospital again last night and again slightly elevated ALT and in conjunction with the liver pain and what i said above from way back last august coming down with the flu etc this i believe is Hep C which is not showing up on my blood antibody test i just wish there was someone on this forum that would explain a bit better what the hell is going on and who knows about hepC.
There are several on the market, on average there about 99.5% accurate, if you want to know the reliability of a specific brand, look it up.
thanks for your response appreciate your short and firm answer how reliable is the antibody test for hep c just so im aware?
"What do this tests mean nine months out from incident?"
They mean you don't have hep c, as for the rest of the questions please address them in the appropriate forum
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Hepatitis-B/show/223
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/HIV-Prevention/show/79