Patient's question:
What does a positive result for hepatitis C mean? Health consultation certificate: Recently, I felt that the pain in Tonghua, Jilin had been treated and was effective. Without treatment, what kind of assistance do you want to obtain: What is the situation, how dangerous is it, and give advice.Doctor's answer:
What is a positive result for hepatitis C? A negative IgG antibody test for hepatitis C virus indicates the absence of hepatitis C virus infection. It is important to note that a positive anti-HCV-IgM suggests that the virus has currently been contracted. A low titer of anti-HCV-IgG indicates the virus is still present, while a high titer suggests very active viral replication. In my opinion, the results of regular hospital check-ups remain the standard, and a negative antibody result indicates that you are currently not infected with the hepatitis C virus. Have you undergone a thorough examination of hepatitis C antibodies in a reputable hospital? Is there evidence supporting the blood bank's perspective? Do you have a report indicating positive hepatitis C antibodies? We recommend reviewing these points. If the result is negative, it proves there is no hepatitis C infection.