What Causes A Positive Blood Test Result For Hepatitis B?
UPload teh report for review!
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks so much for this query.
I will need to review this report before weighing in. This is because there are some components of the test that can be positive but simply mean that you had been vaccinated before. So the exact component that is positive needs to be interpreted bearing in mind that you had been vaccinated before. For this, I kindly request that you upload your test results for review.
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Upload teh report you received for independent interpretation!
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Hi,
I will suggest that you upload the report for review. I want to review it myself. When I would have looked at all the components, I will make a call. If I feel it is not detailed enough, I will ask for another test.
Kindly follow the instructions above and get it uploaded to me for review!
What would you recommend ? And does that mean I have hep B ?
If you have not been vaccinated, then you have hep B!
Detailed Answer:
HI,
I got you wrong. I thought you had been vaccinated before and that's why I was insisting on the need to get the full report. If you have not been vaccinated, then you have hepatitis B. The next step would be to determine whether this is an acute disease or chronic. If acute, monitoring is all that is required. If it is chronic, then we will need to evaluate the liver to see if there is need for treatment now or monitoring is enough.
Note that 90% of persons who get acute hepB get healed spontaneously.
I hope this clarifies. I wish you well. Am available for further exchanges if need be.
Yes, it is conclusive!
Detailed Answer:
HI,
If the results are accurate, it is conclusive that you have HepB. A comprehensive report of the antibiotics will inform us whether it is acute or chronic. I cannot for sure say you contracted HepB during this last sexual encounter. If I could, it would have been a clear sign to say it is still acute.
I wish you well. Keep me updated!