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What Does The Hepatitis B Result Mean?
What do these heb b results mean? Hep.b.core ab. Negative and ref range negative Hbsab. Positive and reference range negative Hbsag. Negative and reference range negative Hbeab. Negative and reference range negative Hbeag. Negative and reference range negative
Thu, 28 May 2015
Hello,
Welcome to HCM and thanks for asking your question.
Can you please upload your report, so i can comment properly, because as per your information, its very difficult to comment anything, but mostly it seems to be negative report, but still if you can upload the report, then i can tell you the exact interpretation.
You can come back to me directly anytime with the reports, so i will guide you in right direction. Hope this helps.
Welcome to HCM and thanks for asking your question.
Can you please upload your report, so i can comment properly, because as per your information, its very difficult to comment anything, but mostly it seems to be negative report, but still if you can upload the report, then i can tell you the exact interpretation.
You can come back to me directly anytime with the reports, so i will guide you in right direction. Hope this helps.
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Hi
Thanks for your query.
I have gone through the Hepatitis B Serology test.
It shows that you are vaccinated against Hepatitis B virus and hence IMMUNE TO HEPATITIS b VIRUS infection.
It can also be suggestive of past infection and thus immunity against the hepatitis b virus.
Hope this answers your query.
Thanks for your query.
I have gone through the Hepatitis B Serology test.
It shows that you are vaccinated against Hepatitis B virus and hence IMMUNE TO HEPATITIS b VIRUS infection.
It can also be suggestive of past infection and thus immunity against the hepatitis b virus.
Hope this answers your query.
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