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What to do if i had a blood test,,then,,the result for hepatitisbs ag is reactive (low titre),,whats mean by dat?
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Hepatitis B: The presence of He B surface antigen may indicate acute or chronic Hep B infection. You need to have a more complete panel, with Hep B core antibody and Hep B surface antibody checked. In chronic infection you would have positive surface antigen and core antibody, but no surface antibody. You would then need further evaluation, with Hep B viral load, e antigen and antibody, and liver enzymes.
Answered 6/26/2014
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