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How will i know when i have recovered from an acute hepatitis b infection?
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Lab tests: Your lab test which show normal liver function tests and no hepatitis b virus detectable by PCR testing.
Answered 1/12/2015
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See details: Lab tests should answer your question. Your liver function tests should return to normal.
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