Patient's question:
HBsAg; HBsAb; HBeAg; HBeAb; HBcAb; Pre-S1 antigen of hepatitis B; Anti-HAV-IgM; Anti-HCV; Anti-hepatitis E IgG; Anti-hepatitis E IgM; What does it mean if all these items are negative?; What does it mean if HBcAb is positive and the rest are negative?Doctor's answer:
All negative results indicate you do not have hepatitis. The fifth item being positive indicates you have previously been infected with hepatitis B and are currently in recovery, or you are a carrier with no antibodies in your body, making you highly susceptible to reinfection. In this case, vaccination is not recommended because the vaccine contains an inactivated virus, and there is a fear that it could reactivate residual hepatitis B virus in your body, potentially leading to its expansion into active hepatitis B. If conditions permit, it is still advisable to use traditional Chinese medicine for (adjustment and nourishment) until the results turn negative, after which you can be vaccinated without fear of reinfection. Pay attention to rest, maintain a light diet, and avoid drinking beer for overtime work.In addition, during the treatment of hepatitis, apart from symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important. The patient must always maintain a cheerful mood.