Patient's question:
I have hepatitis B with. Today I got a test for two pairs. I want to say hello to the doctor. My hepatitis B surface antigen is positive. I want to say hello, how should I copy it?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B two pairs of five items: These are the basic basis for confirming hepatitis B infection. HBsAg(+) indicates that the person has been infected with the hepatitis B virus, but it does not indicate the virus copy number or infectivity; Anti-HBs(+) indicates protective antibodies, providing immunity against hepatitis B. It can be produced after vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine or after full recovery from natural infection; HBeAg(+) is an indicator of hepatitis B virus copy number, suggesting infectivity; Anti-HBe(+) generally indicates a low virus copy number or no virus copy, and in rare cases, DNA fusion tests can clarify the presence of viral mutation; Anti-HBc indicates past hepatitis B infection; Anti-HBc-IgM(+) indicates active virus replication.