Please Suggest me some vit d3 tablet.
sorry read hbcab igm wrong and though negative, i am not familiar with iu/ml scale on hbcab igm and it can be detactable in cronic flares too at low levels but we will wait the 3 months and we will know
an easy way to see wht is happening is to follow hbsag quant in iu/ml with hbvdna too, if you have it available you might recheck this again in 3 months, cronic carriers have it very high while acute have it very low after 3 months from the pick of hbvdna
take vit d3 supplements to keep vitd25oh 50-70ng/ml this can help your immune system in case acute
Hepatitis B is a slow moving disease, so 3 month wait is neither here or there.
If you are acute, then no treatment is recommended and in over 90% of adults, you will clear the virus by yourself. In the unfortunate case that you are unable to clear the virus and become chronic, all treatments are long term. Unless you know how you are infected and when, doctors rely on HBcAb Igm to differentiate between acute or chronic, or they just wait 6 months to see whether you still test positive for HBsAg.
Hope I got it right.
Today i meet with different Doctor, who is best HBV doctor in city, After seeing all the report which i mention above, He tell me you have to wait 3 month, than do test again. I asked that whether it is actual or chronic HBV he told, at now its is not chronic. I asked for medicine, but he told you should not take any medicine now. Only you Viral Load he high, others are normal only.
Please give your valuable suggestions, It will really help me lots.
what stephen said same things doctor tell me too that your HBcAn Igm is not negative, it is Equivocal because value is 6IU/ml..For negative case value should be less than 5IU/ml. So after 15 days we will test again. So please tell me whether my Doctor is right or wrong?
Your doctor thinks you may have acute HBV, that is why he is not treating you, yet.
Stef2011 thinks that you are chronic because your HBcAn Igm is negative. But the test results says: Equivocal. That is "not sure".
So I suggest, you see your doctor and test again?