Probably negative...: With this type of test (ELISA), the results is negative for any value below the cut-off number, and this result is technically negative. However, if you were tested because of a known exposure, it is possible the test is becoming positive. Speak with your doctor or clinic about repeating it after another 1-2 weeks. If exposed you also should have had other tests like HBsAb and HBcAb.
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