Patient's question:
Hepatitis B surface antigen negative.Hepatitis B surface antibody negative.
Hepatitis B e antigen negative.
Hepatitis B e antibody negative.
Hepatitis B core antibody positive.
Doctor's answer:
Core antibodies are further divided into anti-HBcIgM and anti-HBcIgG. Anti-HBcIgM (+) is the antibody that reappears relatively early after HBV infection, indicating recent acute HBV viral infection or chronic infection, with very active viral copies. Anti-HBcIgG (+) is present in all infected individuals and cannot predict the current status. If anti-HBcIgM (+) is detected, active treatment should be initiated to suppress infection and prevent the virus from specializing in harming the liver.Lifestyle care: Increase nutrition, reduce resistance, inhibit viral specialization, and prevent liver damage. For severe hepatitis B patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment.