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1852093 tn?1319466452

Hepatitis B.

My HBsAg is reactive but my HBeAg in non-reactive. My Hepatitis B DNA by PCR is not detected. What does it mean? I know i am carrier, but i just want to know, that am i a healthy carrier or should i go through some other tests?
Thanks v much.
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1693621 tn?1318902971
hi , don't know what's going on with this posting,but this is my 4th attempt and last. will try later. when I hit Post a comment.. it says submitting then pop up with my sign in log comes up...like huh????? so any HOW. has anybody heard of the percentage rate of curing with the new Med of 8o percent compared to the 50 percent with out it/??? thanks ,, hope it goes thru ,I'll have to wtire to them if it doesn't post. thanka's
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1491755 tn?1333201362
Means you don't have hep b
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1225178 tn?1318980604
You got the wrong forum. This is Hep C
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