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What does hepatitis a ab reactive,hepatitis b surface antibody reactive,hepatitis b core ab total non reactive,hepatitis b surface antigen nonreact?

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Immunity: Hi. It seems like you are immune to Hepatitis A and B!. That is great news. It also means that you must have been immunized by the vaccines and did not ever have the Hepatitis B virus from exposure in the past.

Answered 5/20/2021

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