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I have antibody of hep c, but no viral load, how can i reduce antibody count. ?

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No need to: If you do not have the virus, the antibody is a normal response to prior exposure to the virus and there is no need and no way to reduce the antibody. Get Hep B vaccine and HPV vaccine. Wish you good health!

Answered 5/12/2020

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