Question 1

Hello, my HBsAg result is non reactive, and my Anti HBs value is 1.21 mIU per mL. What does this mean. I have attached my report for your review. Could you please check.

Question 2

Recently I came to know that I have hepatitis B during blood donation and my blood report shows HBsAg greater than 280 IU per ml reactive. Please help me understand what this means and how I can know whether it is acute, chronic, or inactive carrier state. I am very scared and want to know how to overcome this situation. Is it curable and will Ayurvedic treatment help in eliminating HBV.

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 sister, age 40, has stomach discomfort, and her test report for Hepatitis B (Austria Agentio report) indicates a viral infection. The doctor has confirmed that it is caused by Hepatitis B virus.

Hepatitis B surface antigen positive means active virus. She needs monitoring of liver enzymes and viral load. It's manageable with care.

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Hello, my HBsAg result is non reactive, and my Anti HBs value is 1.21 mIU per mL. What does this mean. I have attached my report for your review. Could you please check.