Need help!

Anat

Member
Hi. It's not about PCT. It's about hepatitis b.
Can you explain my results? What does "reactive" mean? What do I need to do? Should I go to a doctor?!


Screenshot_20180629-123229~2.png
 
That's the antibody. So you reacted positive to the antibody. This means you either had the HepB vaccine or you have recovered from an infection.
 
I looked this up and found:

"anti-HBs or HBsAb (Hepatitis B surface antibody) - A "positive" or "reactive" anti-HBs (or HBsAb) test result indicates that a person is protected against the hepatitis B virus."
 
From what I know that means you had active Hep b at one time and your body fought it off on it's own, now you have the antibody and you cannot get it again. I can't see your attached photo but make sure you get a comprehensive liver panel to make sure you have recovered.

I know someone who this has happened to, they didn't call they doctor back after testing positive to get medicine but ttheir body recovered. He said he was tired constantly for 3 month, similar to mono.
 
Back
Top