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Hbsag, surface is +ve, hbsab is +ve & hbeag, serum is -ve. 5 months back the value for hbeag was 0.35.now its 0.33.does that mean decrease in infection?
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Not a meaningful: change. Your Hb s Ag is positive and the HBeAg did not show a meaningful change. The findings suggest active Hepatitis B infection. Please follow-up with your doctor.
Answered 1/5/2019
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