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What does these results mean hepatitis b, core antibody negative reference range: negative hepatitis b, surface antibody reactive hepatitis a, antibody positive reference range: negative hepatitis a, igm antibody negative reference range: negative?
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Above studies reflect immunity to Hep B ( vaccine acquired) and Hep A through likely previous exposure. Confirm with your doc specifically if not vaccinated against Hep B.
Answered 2/23/2023
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