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To be honest I'm not sure his liver specialist just said undetectable.... He told us no virus in blood = uninfectious..... Obviously DNA can fluctuate so still treat it as being infectious unless hsag has disappeared.... Just I get so paranoid about transmission risks its just a little reassuring to know. He even went as far as saying in this moment in time my husbands blood could be injected into somebody and still wouldn't infect them.
Extreme comment coming from a Dr I thought but we arnt silly people and my husband would never let his guard down whilst carrying the surface antigen. Also told us that saliva is uninfectious too which was another controversial comment
I agreed with jatashankar, before my hbsag was negative, I hbv DNA viral was low and sometimes undetected, sometime detected but below 29ui/ml, but machine can not quantify it, my doctor told me my infectious level is very low. Now that my hbsag is negative, I have been checking every 6 to 12 months for last 4 years, and hbsag still negative, no longer infectious, even thought I still have remanent of hbv virus live inside my liver cell forever, my immune systems is able to suppress the hbv from circulating in bloodstream.