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Am I Suitable For Marriage And Immigration With My HBV Disease Status?
Good day Sir ,I was infected with HBV in 2007 and that time my virus load was 9.4*10^4 by pcr qnt,HBeAg -ve and ALT was 71.My hepatalogist started my treatment. I took adefovir for 1 year and enteavir for 2 year.HBV DNA by pcr become nagative and HBe Ab +ve and normal LFTs right after 2 year of infection.I stopped my treatment and after 8 month of stoppageHBV DNA was still -ve but HBsAg is reactive by eliza 3700 cutoff 1.Please ellaborate my disease status.Am I suitable to immigration to other countries and marriage? THANKS A BUNDLE
Thanks for your query at HCM I suggest it is good that your HBeAg is negative and in that case there is least chances of infectivity to others. But the matter of concern is HBsAg reactivity I suggest you get the test repeated. In some cases it takes time for HBs Antibodies to appear late.So don't worry just be in touch with follow up with your physicians. Avoid marriage/immigration for some more time if you can as if your HBsAg is positive for more than 6 months then you might be a carrier and have risk of chronic infection. Get your liver enzymes checked to confirm the same. Ready to take more queries if any. Take care!
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Am I Suitable For Marriage And Immigration With My HBV Disease Status?
Thanks for your query at HCM I suggest it is good that your HBeAg is negative and in that case there is least chances of infectivity to others. But the matter of concern is HBsAg reactivity I suggest you get the test repeated. In some cases it takes time for HBs Antibodies to appear late.So don t worry just be in touch with follow up with your physicians. Avoid marriage/immigration for some more time if you can as if your HBsAg is positive for more than 6 months then you might be a carrier and have risk of chronic infection. Get your liver enzymes checked to confirm the same. Ready to take more queries if any. Take care!