Question 1

Dear Sir, I am 27 years old and have been suffering from Hepatitis B for the last 4 years. My recent test reports show:
HBsAg: Negative (tested by chromatography)
HBsAg: Positive (tested by immunochromatography)
HBsAg: Positive (tested by ELISA)
I am confused about which result should be considered valid. Could you please clarify?

Question 2

My hepatitis B report is as follows:
1. DNA Quantitative Amount is 42,200
2. HBsAg is Reactive
3. Surface Antigen is Negative
4. LFT is Normal
Please advise what steps I should take next. Should I be worried about these results?

Question 3

Sir, what is this viral load? I am worried about my health. Is hepatitis B curable? My report shows HBsAg provisionally reactive, and the lab has suggested a confirmatory HBsAg test. I have no symptoms mentioned in articles on the internet, but I am feeling very tired, and my weight has drastically reduced from 68 kg to 58 kg. Is this due to hepatitis B? How can I know whether it is acute or chronic? Is it fatal or life-threatening? I am very worried.

My HCV test report shows 14.35 IU/mL. Does this mean HCV is detected or not? If I do have HCV, what precautions or measures should I take to protect myself and others?

A result of 14.35 IU/mL suggests HCV is detected. You should consult a hepatologist for confirmation and treatment options to prevent liver damage.

More LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) Health Queries

My hepatitis B report is as follows: 1. DNA Quantitative Amount is 42,200 2. HBsAg is Reactive 3. Surface Antigen is Negative 4. LFT is Normal Please advise what steps I should take next. Should I be worried about these results?