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hbsag and hbeag

hi..i am new here and i need ur ideas..last year i had my hbsag and hbeag reactive..doctor advised me to take baraclude and so i took his advise..lately my hbv dna was below 6, before it was billions and my latest blood test results as follows..

hbsag w/ titer (CMIA) = 0.32 mIU/ml (non-reactive)
hbeag (CMIA) =  0.61 mIU/ml (non-reactive)
anti-hbs (CMIA) = 8.91 mIU/ml (non-reactive)
anti-hbe (CMIA) = 0.02 mIU/ml (reactive)
anti-hbc total (CMIA) = 12.25 mIU/ml (reactive)
anti-hbc igm (CMIA) = 1.16 mlU/ml  (reactive)

pls. kindly translate this results..am i immune from hep b virus?  is my wife safe with me regarding sex? thanks very much..
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no, acute hbv has not resolved yet, just check hbsab quantity from time to time, when it will be higher than 10miu/ml with hbsag negative it will be resolved
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thanks stef..hbsag was non-reactive for my wife.. i have another question..am i immune for the virus as per below results?                          anti-hbe (CMIA) = 0.02 mIU/ml (reactive)
anti-hbc total (CMIA) = 12.25 mIU/ml (reactive)
anti-hbc igm (CMIA) = 1.16 mlU/ml  (reactive)
what does the above results mean? i do appreciate all of ur advise..
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yes do it as soon as possible, i dont see hbsag in the reports but since hbcab is non reactive and all the rest non reactive she never got in contact with the virus
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thanks for your advise stef..it really do help..by the my wife just got  the lab result..blood results is as follows....hbsag w/ titer (CMIA) = non-reactive
hbeag (CMIA) =  non-reactive
anti-hbs (CMIA) = non-reactive
anti-hbe (CMIA) = non- reactive
anti-hbc total (CMIA) = non-reactive
anti-hbc igm (CMIA) = non-reactive

is it ok if i let her have vaccine for hep b? thanks  a lot..
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you have acute hbv and are about to clear, just take a lot of rest, fresh fruit, little meat, you can take vit d3 if you like
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