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HCV antibodies Positive PCR RNA negative
Hi, I got HCV Antibody positive result and PCR RNA Negative result, can someone tell me what it mean? Is it mean
1. I am HCV negative?
2. Is it mean I need to repeat the test after 6 months?
3. Is it mean I cleared virus and negative and no more tests I need?
1. I am HCV negative?
2. Is it mean I need to repeat the test after 6 months?
3. Is it mean I cleared virus and negative and no more tests I need?
Thank you all, God gave every one a healthy and pece full life, to enjoy there happiness and successes, Thank you all
Yes you are HCV free and no you do not need anymore testing.
Enjoy life with your baby.
Enjoy life with your baby.
No problem have a nice day and can I say u morning? It's now 03:00 pm in uk :) any ways have a nice and happy day, so I am HCV free no need for any more test ? That is my last question
Thx again
Thx again
It's still early in the morning where I am at, I was just correcting my spelling errors
Have a great day
HPG
Have a great day
HPG
Thx my friend I have 1 year baby, I was worried that's a big relief for me, God Bless You All, Thx allot
PCR RNA Negative result
This is considered the gold standard of hep c testing, it can pick up on the virus as soo as 2 weeks after possible exposer and is conclusive.
No you do not need to test again
This is considered the gold standard of hep c testing, it can pick up on the virus as soo as 2 weeks after possible exposer and is conclusive.
No you do not need to test again
Thx brother, u make my day, but I read on British liver web, that this test need I need to repeat after 4 to 6 weeks is it true do I need to repeat the test? If yes how long?
Thx for ur help God bless u.
Thx for ur help God bless u.
Hi there! Congrats! You do not have hep c
No one answered because they were sleeping, even now on a Saturday people are sleeping.
Good luck and again congrats! So happy for you
No one answered because they were sleeping, even now on a Saturday people are sleeping.
Good luck and again congrats! So happy for you
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