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HBeAg And ANTI HBcAg-IgM Tests Were Negative. Should I Go For Vaccination Of Hapetitis B ?
During Malaria Treatment I was tested for HbSAg and which was found reactive and hence we gone for HBeAg and ANTI HBcAg-IgM Which was found negative .. So what is its meaning and should I go for Vaccination of Hapetitis B .I am Nervous and confused Am I harmfull for My Wife/Family? Can I go for a Baby(Intercourse) what is the treatment (if Any) Please help
Fri, 2 Sep 2011
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Dr. A. Chakravarthy,
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Dear Prashant,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum.
You are tested reactive for HBsAg. That means you have Hepatitis B Virus in your body.
Vaccination will not help you.
You can marry.
But your wife should be vaccinated for Hepatitis B before marriage as Hepatitis B can be transmitted by body fluids.
Contact me for more information or guidance
Wish you Good Reproductive & Sexual Health
With Warm Regards,
Dr. A CHAKRAVARTHY MBBS; MBA; (MHSc Reproductive & Sexual Medicine)
Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum.
You are tested reactive for HBsAg. That means you have Hepatitis B Virus in your body.
Vaccination will not help you.
You can marry.
But your wife should be vaccinated for Hepatitis B before marriage as Hepatitis B can be transmitted by body fluids.
Contact me for more information or guidance
Wish you Good Reproductive & Sexual Health
With Warm Regards,
Dr. A CHAKRAVARTHY MBBS; MBA; (MHSc Reproductive & Sexual Medicine)
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