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how to interpret HBsAg with titer eclia
hey guys!
Can somebody help me to interpret my HBsAg with titer eclia? last Sept 11, 2008 and just recently Dec 2,2008 i took the exam. The results were like this: Sept 11, 2008 HBsAg with titer eclia=1,279 reactive, Dec 2,2008 HBsAg with titer eclia=1,500 reactive still, Anti HBs= nonreactive on both dates. I am a chronic inactive carrier. what do they mean? are the results indicative of a favorable condition or is it the opposite?
i really do hope if someone is gonna interpret it well. thanks and more power,
michaelyuri
Can somebody help me to interpret my HBsAg with titer eclia? last Sept 11, 2008 and just recently Dec 2,2008 i took the exam. The results were like this: Sept 11, 2008 HBsAg with titer eclia=1,279 reactive, Dec 2,2008 HBsAg with titer eclia=1,500 reactive still, Anti HBs= nonreactive on both dates. I am a chronic inactive carrier. what do they mean? are the results indicative of a favorable condition or is it the opposite?
i really do hope if someone is gonna interpret it well. thanks and more power,
michaelyuri
But, if it is your ONLY choice then I guess start treating while your viral load is low? LAM has a bad resistance profile. Cajim has good information.
so what can you suggest? should i not treat this with lamivudine? Or will i just leave it be considering that i don't feel anything at all?
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