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What Are The Symptoms Of Chronic HBV?
sir,i want to know about hbsag levels i tested first time on 22nd december 2009 and the result was
hbsag ............reactive (250)
test performed by eclia
then on 29th march 2010 and the result was
hbsag...............reactive (5471)
then on 26th april 2010 and the result was
hbsag........... reactive(569.2)
then on 12th may 2010 and the result was
hbsag .......... reactive (125)
then on 30th may 2010
hbsag ......... reactive (26.27)
then on 10th june 2010
hbsag ......... reactive (8.16)
and then recently 23th june 2010 and the result was
hbsag ........... reactive (4.29)
sir, i want to know that am i going to resolve the infection or am i now a chronic hbv patient, and is this normal the slow decline in hbsag levels in the end. with regards
MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM KHAN
hbsag ............reactive (250)
test performed by eclia
then on 29th march 2010 and the result was
hbsag...............reactive (5471)
then on 26th april 2010 and the result was
hbsag........... reactive(569.2)
then on 12th may 2010 and the result was
hbsag .......... reactive (125)
then on 30th may 2010
hbsag ......... reactive (26.27)
then on 10th june 2010
hbsag ......... reactive (8.16)
and then recently 23th june 2010 and the result was
hbsag ........... reactive (4.29)
sir, i want to know that am i going to resolve the infection or am i now a chronic hbv patient, and is this normal the slow decline in hbsag levels in the end. with regards
MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM KHAN
Thu, 13 Apr 2017
hi.
thanks for posting query.
HepB can not be eradicated completely in patients infected with it.
however, complications can be prevented with proper care and treatment.
Treatment is advised if AST and ALT are > ULN and HBV DNA count on PCR is very high. Liver enzymes and HBsAg status and HBV DNA PCR maybe done regularly every 6 to 12 months,
Visit hepatologist for proper interpretation of results.
hope to answer concern
regards
Dr Tayyab Malik
thanks for posting query.
HepB can not be eradicated completely in patients infected with it.
however, complications can be prevented with proper care and treatment.
Treatment is advised if AST and ALT are > ULN and HBV DNA count on PCR is very high. Liver enzymes and HBsAg status and HBV DNA PCR maybe done regularly every 6 to 12 months,
Visit hepatologist for proper interpretation of results.
hope to answer concern
regards
Dr Tayyab Malik
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