Patient's question:
Recently, I went to the hospital to have the hepatitis B five-item quantitative test done using immunofluorescence. The hepatitis B surface antigen was 5.9 (reference value below 0.9), the surface antibody was greater than 1000 titer, the e antibody was 1.39 (slightly above the reference value), and the rest were within the reference range.Doctor's answer:
The results from a year ago do not reflect the current situation. A positive core antibody does not necessarily mean you are a carrier. It's okay, but it's important to check the current status. I recommend you retest for the five hepatitis B items to see if there have been any changes. Currently, there is no need to check the five hepatitis B items when looking for a job or enrolling in school. You don't need to worry too much.In addition to active treatment, patients with liver disease need to pay attention to their daily lives. It's important to maintain deep sleep, as sufficient deep sleep can help you recover from the disease more quickly. I hope the above answers can assist you.