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hepa profile

what do the following hepa profile mean?
HBs Ag non-reactive 0.0
Anti-Hbs
HAV IgM non-reactive 0.01
HBc IgM reactive 18.0
HCV non-reactive 0.22

does it mean hepa b positive /infection? please help me interpret.thanks.
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It seemed that  you are immune to the disease for life
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You mentioned HBsAg is non-reactive. This means you don't have hep-B infection.

Your Anti-HBs is missing. I hope it is reactive, which means you have antibodies. Which is  a good thing.

You may have been exposed and recovered from it. Ensure HBsAb reading is reactive,if unknown retest for HBsAb..
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