hmm ... yeah i found a hospital that does fibroscan ... will keep you posted on that ...will have hbsag test once again . thanks stef, Yasin
ı also have hıgh bılırubıne levels sınce ı can remember.
check for the gılberts syndrome. ıt ıs a harmless syndrome,
1 out of 10 people have ıt,
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they posted the hospitals where to have both tests
i am in north india in chandigarh, we dont have many places here that have firbroscan. can u tell me if their is any hospital from where we can get this done ?
it decreased because it is normal on cronic hbv, it goes up and down.it is a useless test to monitor infection because the infection is not correlated with hbvdna but mainly with hbsag, you should have checked both hbsag in iu/ml and hbvdna and if both decreased (hbsag less than 1500iu/ml) it means immmune control and clearance of infected cells
hbvdna alone might mean only less liver damage
high bilirubuin is damaged liver, often severely because it is normal even on cirrhosis, so check by fibroscan as soon as possible
there may be other diseases to rise bilirubin but these are not common