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HBsAg Reactive

Sir for a job medical in 2005 i found incidently that

HBsAg +  ,   LFTs normal ,  HBeAg  Negative and HBe antibody positive

i had no problems with my health and still i am fit but now again in 2011 for another job medical my labs are as under

HBsAg Positive ,  HBs Ab Negative , HBc Ab Positive , HBeAg Negative ,  HBe Ab Positive , LFTs Normal and
PCR for HBV DNA ( Quantitative ) Negative

Now this HBsAg positive status is becoming a problem for my job abroad ,  how can i get it negative .. i am ready to take any medicines .. how about getting vaccine... interferon ... just want to get rid of this HBsAg please help me please
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At the moment, there is no definite treatment that will make HBsAg negative, i.e., a cure. However, you are in very good shape with LTFs normal and undetectable hbvdna. It means you have very low infectivity and should not be excluded any job. Unfortunately, there are still plenty of discrimination against and ignorance about hepatitis B.
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hey stephen also comment on my raised ALT
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hey
got the 5th inj pegasys 180 mic today
platelet 159000
WBC 3000
ALT 103

ALT had always been normal before that  
HBsAg quantitative 20.9 iu/ml before starting therapy
Also taking Vit D

What does that mean
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got two inj
many still to go
its tough but managable
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if you have reached good blood levels of vit d like 40-60ng/ml you can go on with pegintf and see hbsag at 24 weeks
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stef ???
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anything else i can do
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