The best way to know if u r having an active HBV infection is to do a HBeAg and HbsAg. If these both are negative then u have nothing to worry about. Wait for 6 months and repeat hbsag, most likely than not it will become negative. Hbv infection 96% of the times gets cured on its wn without any problems
YES IT MAY HAPPEN AS VIRAL ANTIGEN IS NOLY DETECTABLE AS YOU HAVE DONE TEST LATE AFTER ENTRY OF VIRUS IN YOUR BODY CONFIRM FROM OTHER HOSPITAL OR LAB TOO
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HBV Antigen Positive In Blood But Not Detected In PCR
Thanks for the query The best way to know if u r having an active HBV infection is to do a HBeAg and HbsAg. If these both are negative then u have nothing to worry about. Wait for 6 months and repeat hbsag, most likely than not it will become negative. Hbv infection 96% of the times gets cured on its wn without any problems have a healthy living