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My profile and Results

I'm an HBV carrier since birth like most of the members and I did lot of tests in the past year. My hepatalogist is one of the world leading in HBV professor Anna Lok. My results are fluctuating and I'm on no treatment and never been on treatment. I tried to put as much info on supplements I took and duration as well with the time frame.

2007
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HBV DNA 16120 IU/ML
LIVER BIOPSY  Read negative for Fibrosis

2009
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HBV DNA   160 IU/ML
ALT/AST Within Range

2010
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HBV DNA 13220 IU/ML
ALT/AST Within Range

2011
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HBV DNA   2670 IU/ML
ALT/AST Within Range
Ultrasound  Coarsened Liver

June 2014
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AST  18
ALT   20
HBV DNA 1118 IU/ML
FIBROSCAN    7.6 KPA
Ultrasound  Subtle Coarsened Liver

August 2014 (Test done in Germany)
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AST   25
ALT    39
HBV DNA   38200 IU/ML
HBSAG QUANTITATIVE    223 IU/ML
GENOTYPE   D
Vitamin D   32 ng
Started vitamin D 6000 iu

September 2014
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AST    36
ALT     55
HBV DNA   9472 IU/ML

December 2014
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AST   19
ALT    21
HBV DNA   303 IU/ML (Very low)
Started black Seed every morning with food
Pure Honey one spoon on empty stomach in morning

March  2015
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AST   26
ALT   36
Vitamin D  23 ng
HBV DNA   4608 IU/ML
FIBROSCAN   4.7 KPA (Much lower than previous read from june)

My professor before fibroscan was thinking of trying interfron for a year after i kept asking and she said if fibroscan show worsen than my last reading but it came way below that. She did say few things that align with what Stef and others been saying. I asked her if i should go nuc first to get undetectable DNA before interfron and she said in my case interfron mono would be ok since my hbv dna is not elevated. Also she said that precore mutant will not increase the risk of hcc but the genotype C and basal core are the one that at increase. In all means she said in the next 10 years my risk is low but after that she can't predict. One last thing she also commented on future and she said most hepitits C researchers have to work on HBV or otherwise they will go out of business since HCV is cured.
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To be honest with you i lost hope in doctors which i think they know nothing on this virus and most what they tell you is same as you read so nothing new
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So it's quite stable. Good that you take d3, important for immune system.
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I have 3 tests of hbsag quantitative:

First one august 11 2014:   223 iu/ml
Second  test august 28 2014:  220 iu/ml
Third test august 14 2015 :    147 iu/ml
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I think doing HBsAg quant is a very good decision, than doctor will have some information in which direction infection goes increasing/decreasing/stable. Do you have more results or only one for now ?
Althought with such low HBsAg you have a chance to clear spontanously too.
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Just came back from dr Lok appointment:

No changes as she still think doing well although she said peginterfron have a good chance but asked to wait a year to see my fibroscan and ultrasound as my last fibroscan was only 4.8 kpa.
The plan is 6 month blood work then 1 year from now ultrasound and fibroscan.
I will do my hbsag quantitative next summer and hope to see ot still declining
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I believe you should start interferon as to try to finish off the virus...

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