Question 1

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 2

Hello. I am 23 years old and have been having a cough for the last 3 months. The general physician advised me to do a few blood tests and a chest X ray. My chest X ray report is normal, but a few tests in my blood report are higher than the normal range. My RDW test is 15.3 percent, eosinophils are 11 percent and SGOT is 46 U/L. What does this indicate? Do I need to worry? My brother has Hepatitis B, so since my SGOT is slightly high, does it mean I am infected with Hep B or any other hepatitis? Is there a chance of me having tuberculosis according to these X ray and blood test reports? Please advise the further course of action and which doctor I should visit? I have attached my blood reports.

Question 3

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?

Please help me. I am Hepatitis B positive. My recent blood test report shows: HBsAg quantitative: Positive, value 14 Anti HBc IgM: Negative HBeAg: Negative Anti HBe: Positive, value 0.01 Please explain my condition and advise on the treatment options.

Chronic Hepatitis B carrier with low infectivity. Regular liver function tests and viral load monitoring needed. No treatment if liver enzymes are normal.

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?