hepa B diagnosed positive

[jc2976]

Hello ,
can anyone help me interpret my profile (EIA)  test results below.
TEST                       COV                      PATIENT'S CT                        RESULT
HBs-Ag                   0.672                      2.980                                     REACTIVE
ANTI-HBS                0.670                      0.302                                    NON-REACTIVE
Hbe-Ag                    0.564                      0.308                                    NON-REACTIVE
ANTI-Hbe                 0.835                      1.110                                    NON-REACTIVE
ANTI-HBclgM           0.655                       0.344                                   NON-REACTIVE

Is the result a chronic or Infectious?
What are some proven medicines to reduce my HBs-Ag count?

Thanks and God Bless

[jc2976]

thanks to all of you guys, appreciate your concerns,

god bless

[Trish77]

Agree with Bill....I'll just say that most people do clear Hep B on their own and you will always test positive for some kind of antibody for Hep B.  That may be what your test is showing.  I do test positive for a Hep B antibody and I don't have Hep B anymore - cleared on my own and have natural immunity and am non-contagious but haven't paid much attention to the finer details of it as a result - directed my energies at Hep C.  The other forum Bill pointed you to should have folks who can explain better.  Good luck!

[Bill1954]

This is the HCV forum. For a more comprehensive discussion, you’ll want to repost this question with the HBV group:

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Hepatitis-B/show/223

--Bill