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hepa b carrier

im a chronic hepa b carrier and my girlfriend gets pregnant,shes 6 months pregnant now when she took the hepa b test it was negative and i'm very very thankfull. My question is how this come possible? need explanation here please. thanks.
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In your case your wife might have infected with HBV through your body fluids, but not mandatory especial if you have a low viral load (in case of low viral load some debate exist between experts on sexual trasmision issue).

Also as was already mentioned, she might was vaccinated or she was infected but she develop only acute phase and after that clear infection and  become immune.  
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thanks dude, that info helps me alot. she's not vaccinated. maybe her body immune system is too strong to fight the virus.

And also i think if my immune system gets stonger,my body can fight this hepab virus and clear it completely. i'm also praying for everyone who's also suffering this kind of situation. i'll trust god with all my heart:)

And one more thing my SGPT when i discover that im infected with hepab virus is about 83 thats a year ago. Now my SGPT is 40, and its normal now,but im stil hepab positive. can someone explain this thing.thanks in advance!
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May be she is vaccinated againts hep b or may be she is one of the 90% adults who their immune body fights the virus and clear it completely.
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