Please interpret the results

[Dubz74]

Hi kindly interpret to me the results of my lab test?

Chemistry Result
1. SGPT/ALT     17.3 U/L     (4-36 U/L)
Laboratory Report Hepatitis Profile (AUTOBIO ELISA)
       Test            Absorbance   CONTROL/CutOffValue     Remarks
2. Anti-HBc IgG     0.020            COV:0.409               NON-REACTIVE
                                             (+) control:0.06
                                             (-)  control:0.936
3. anti-HBc IgM     0.033             COV:0.852              NON-REACTIVE
                                             (+) control:2.130
                                              (-) control:0.068
4. Anti-HBe           0.027             COV:0.45                REACTIVE
                                             (+) control:0.220
                                             (-)  control:1.050
5. HBeAG             0.037             COV:0.05                NON-REACTIVE
                                             (+) control:2.108
                                             (-)  control:0.105
6. Anti-HBs (EIA)   0.81              COV: 10.0 iu            NON-REACTIVE
7. HBsAG (EIA)     2.37              COV:1.0                  REACTIVE
                                             (+) control > 2.0
                                              (-) control < 2.0

Please help me understand my hepa profile? and how I may able to recover?

Your interpretation are much appreciated.

Dubz74

[needadvicewithhep]

Yes I would agree hbsag quantative test needed but also hbeag quantative test so get base lines on both.

Looks like your in an immune tolerant phase

Did you do a fibroscan and ultra sound?

[antistr]

it looks like you have chronic hbv. but probably inactive,at least currently. You should take Quantiative Hbsag and Hbv DNA tests to be sure of it. Also you should take a fibroscan if you can, and routinely check your liver condition with ultrasound. Finding a good liver specialist experienced in hbv would be the best thing for helping yourself. Also lt may be wise to check your Vit D levels and take some supplement if you are deficient. There are a lot of posts about it, you can just search the forum.

[Dubz74]

Hello antistr,

this is the first time I read articles about chronic hbv, sadly I feel very down and unfortunate broken because I've been a blood donor for the past three years and I thought I have a good blood condition because I haven't received any info anent to my blood condition, until recently a P.E. test required me for my job application. If so, I must have infected others...

[antistr]

yes, it is very unfortunate but it is not your fault. but i think you should mainly focus on your health condition now.i don&#39;t know the blood donation procedure but  maybe you can inform where you donated blood and if they take records something may be done.