Infectious to others: Your blood carries hep b virus that can infect others if that person is exposed to your blood or body fluids, including sex.
Answered 11/28/2012
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Contagious: Here's what the mayo medical laboratories site says: "presence of hepatitis be (hbe) antigen and absence of hbe antibody usually indicate active hepatitis b virus (hbv) replication and high infectivity. Absence of hbe antigen with appearance of hbe antibody is consistent with loss of HBV infectivity." see: http://j.Mp/y66lvx.
Answered 1/15/2015
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You are infecitous: Having the "e" antigen on board in your blood is a marker that your blood is especially dangerous to others. This is true of some other body fluids as well. Make your decisions accordingly, be responsible, take medicines if your physician suggests it, and perhaps someday we will have a way to cure this.
Answered 1/14/2017
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