Question 1

i am a 71 year old female in fairly good health, just a little high blood pressure but i have been having cyclic nausea for a month now and severe cra?

Accepted Answer

Need tests: You need to be evaluated with some simple tests. Are you anemic? Is there microscopic blood in your stool? Have you lost weight? Odds are good you have something simple and treatable like acid reflux. But why be apprehensive about it? Get the tests, an accurate diagnosis, and targeted treatment!

Question 2

why is my hep b surface ab so high?

Accepted Answer

You are immune!: To HBV anyway! the presence of a surface antibody to hepatitis b implies immunity.

Question 3

high proteinase 3 ab result. what could cause this?

Accepted Answer

Autoimmunity: Proteinase 3 antibody is one of the autoantibodies associated with vasculitis. It is not a do it your self issue and you should consult your doctor or a rheumatologist.

Question 4

i had high risk at 4 month ago. hiv ag/ab(architect) test at 4 month is negative. so am i no hiv? it is conclusive? thank you?

Accepted Answer

: If you have taken 4th generation test and it is negative at 4 months, it is conclusive that you do not have HIV. If you have taken generation 3 test, it is 99.7 % certain that you do not have HIV. Please avoid further exposure. Good Luck.

Question 5

hiv 4gen test results at 33th day p24 not determinable(nd) hiv 1/2 ab 0.07 negative what does it mean? i read when p24 is very high amounts it can be nd. is it true? do i need further test?

Accepted Answer

: You found false information somewhere. Your negative test result is nearly conclusive -- although not 100% proof until 45 days or more after the last possible exposure.

Question 6

what does hepatitis b surface ab-ls test mean with a value of 0.2 and can it explain elevated alt (sgpt) test? what other reasons can increase it?

Accepted Answer

Immunity: Most people now are vaccinated against hep b which causes an elevated hep b s about. This indicates immunity. In a unimmunized person this means prior exposure to virus. Hep b s ag  would be positive in the latter case. Other causes of elevated alt are alcohol, fatty liver , medications or other genetic diseases.

Question 7

is there a difference between anticardiolipin ab,lgg,qn (which was elevated) and anticardiolipin ab, igg which was not elevated on the next test? what does qn mean?

Accepted Answer

: Qn means quantity. As for interpretation of results, it is best to talk to the doctor who ordered it. They have all of the context and reasoning behind the test to make an appropriate interpretation.

Question 8

i had a gliadin ab igg test with a high result.  is this celiac?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily: This is the least accurate of the celiac antibodies and can be elevated in absence of celiac disease.  The most accurate antibodies are the tissue transglutaminase IgA and the endomysial iga.

Question 9

why is the ebv early antigen ab, igg (147 high range) & ebv ab vca igg (>600 high)?

Accepted Answer

Odd statement: The early antibody is IgM. This comes out in the first weeks of infection and fades some after a month or two. IgG comes out after the IgM level peaks &amp; starts to fade and may persist for a lifetime.

Question 10

on a ebv test what does ebv early antigen ab, igg 147 equivocal mean. its this high result postive or negative. ?

Accepted Answer

See details: A positive IgG antibody alone means previous but not active infection. The IgM antibody must be positive for you to have active disease

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I am a 71 year old female in fairly good health, just a little high blood pressure but i have been having cyclic nausea for a month now and severe cra?

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Why is my hep b surface ab so high?

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High proteinase 3 ab result. what could cause this?

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I had high risk at 4 month ago. hiv ag/ab(architect) test at 4 month is negative. so am i no hiv? it is conclusive? thank you?

A member asked:

Hiv 4gen test results at 33th day p24 not determinable(nd) hiv 1/2 ab 0.07 negative what does it mean? i read when p24 is very high amounts it can be nd. is it true? do i need further test?

A member asked:

What does hepatitis b surface ab-ls test mean with a value of 0.2 and can it explain elevated alt (sgpt) test? what other reasons can increase it?

A member asked:

Is there a difference between anticardiolipin ab,lgg,qn (which was elevated) and anticardiolipin ab, igg which was not elevated on the next test? what does qn mean?

A member asked:

I had a gliadin ab igg test with a high result. is this celiac?

A member asked:

Why is the ebv early antigen ab, igg (147 high range) & ebv ab vca igg (>600 high)?

A member asked:

On a ebv test what does ebv early antigen ab, igg 147 equivocal mean. its this high result postive or negative. ?

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