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Is it good or bad that anti hbc igm came out negative in the analysis after hepatitis b was cured. how should it be negative or positive? thank you
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IgM antibody appears first and then goes away. This result, like the others you have asked about, also is consistent with hepatitis B that has been cleared by the immune system. Please stop worrying! If any doubt, discuss with the child's pediatrician.
Answered 6/1/2023
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