Patient's question:
A history of 10 years with, HBV-DNA is negative, the virus is no longer replicating, but the value of E antigen in the two pairs and a half quantitative test exceeds more than a thousand, liver function has always been normal, and has never taken any medicineDoctor's answer:
If your E antigen is positive, it means you have chronic hepatitis B. If the test is accurate, that's the case. In general, chronic hepatitis B patients have very active virus copies, but some may only have about 10^3 copies. Not everyone has high virus copies, but in patients with cirrhosis, the virus copy level can be very low. In your case, the possibility of cirrhosis is relatively small. You need to rule out laboratory errors and consider the issue of reagent problems. It is recommended to use a highly sensitive DNA test to check how many virus copies you have. Highly sensitive DNA tests are very accurate. The price is also very high, approximately 600 yuan per test.