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Please explain my hepa profile
HBsAg reactive 6506
Anti-HBS non-reactive 2.00
HBeAg non-reactive 0.157
Anti- HBe * reactive 0.005
Anti-HBc reactive 0.011
Anti-HBS non-reactive 2.00
HBeAg non-reactive 0.157
Anti- HBe * reactive 0.005
Anti-HBc reactive 0.011
Thanks a lot Stephen for your reply, I was asked to have hbvdna test and still waiting for the result. God bless you!
You are chronic Hepatitis B with negative HBeAg. There are two types of HbeAg negative hepatitis: one is inactive with low replication of virus and treatment is usually not required; the other type is active with elevated levels of hbvdna and ALT and require treatment.
You should see a doctor who is experienced with treating Hepatitis B to test your ALT, hbvdna, and the state of your liver.
You should see a doctor who is experienced with treating Hepatitis B to test your ALT, hbvdna, and the state of your liver.
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