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Hepatitis B Antibodies Test Done Showing Serum, Non Reactive, Indeterminate, Reactive Levels. What Does My Report Indicate?
I did a hepatitis b antibodies to HBSAG(IMMULITE) and the results were SERUM: 3.00L REFERENCE RANGE: Non-reactive: 9 mlU/mL Indeterminate: 9-11mlU/mL Reactive: 9 mlU/mL What does this results mean
Mon, 16 Jul 2012
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Your test is normal. It is the test done to see if you have infection with hepatitis B. This virus infects liver and leads to many problems.
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Your test is normal. It is the test done to see if you have infection with hepatitis B. This virus infects liver and leads to many problems.
All the best
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