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Hepititis a, b and c not detected on blood test but hbsab is <3.1 and does not appear within the normal range. what does this mean for a 34 year old.
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Hepatitis test: Recommend you ask your team up there as it depends on the exact test used and what is going around up there.
Answered 1/8/2016
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