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948882 tn?1270553807

HBeAg negative and HBeAb positive

It appears HBeAg negative and HBeAb positive patients may have core or precore mutations, which results in active replication of virus.

When I had Genotype test it came out as follows :
      Hepatits B virus Genotype    A
     Plymerase mutations            NOT DETECTED
     PRECORE MUTATIONS       NOT DETECTED
     BCP MUTATIONS                NOT DETECTED

Tests also mentioned no resistance predicted for treatment with 5 approved drugs. Did not mention VIREAD in the list, probably being a new drug. I am currently taking VIREAD.

Does this mean I am an inactive carrier ?  
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How about HBsAg +ve, HBeAg -ve & HBeAb -ve as well?
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948882 tn?1270553807
You have HBsAg -ve and HBsAb +ve, implies you are free of hep-B.

eAg-ve and eAb+ve are meaningless for you :)
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Yeah man is very confuse i have seroconverted doc said hbs ab - , hbe ag - and hbe ab + , but stil i read that hbe ag - is harder to treat! Why they need treat if seroconverted? They do the treat to seroconvert so.......?fuuuuu
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What about if someone is

HBsAG ===== Negative
HBsAB ===== Positive > 100 consistent with immunity
HBcAB ===== Negative
HBeAG ===== Negative
HBeAB ===== Positive

with normal libver functions

what the situation and the status in this case? could anyone explain please? please help
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1088508 tn?1256680877
What if a person has a low viral load count that is undectable? Do you think if you tested a persons liver rather than there arm vein do you think you would get a more accurate reading?
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I am  HBeAg negative and HBeAb positive patients . Also LFT normal never any infection  



Does this mean I am an inactive carrier ?  
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