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Do i have hep b or c?here's result!thanks! anti hbs (cmia) 48.35 miu/ml - reactive anti hcv (eclia) 0.08 non-reactive hbsag - non reactive
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Sounds okay: Anti-hbs reactive means you have recovered from hepatitis b or been immunized. Hbsag-nonreactive means you do not have the hepatitis b virus in your blood. Anti-hcv non-reactive means you have not met / are not infected by the hepatitis c virus.
Answered 1/22/2014
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