Hepatitis B is a form of hepatitis caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV), which is transmitted through blood and genital tract. Hepatitis B affects nearly one-third of the world's population, especially in developing countries. However, among them, there are people who are infected with the B virus and can clear it on their own.

If you have had the disease for a long time without knowing it, you may have unknowingly passed it on to other family members. Although hepatitis C is not easy to get, you still need to take a few precautions to limit your risk of passing it on to others.

If the HBsAg index is 66.4 positive, how is the liver condition, do you have hepatitis B, doctor?

Hi doctor. I am positive for HBsAg (cobas) 7269 col. The doctor asked me how my condition should be treated? Can antibiotics be cured? I hope the doctor can help me. I would like to thank you.

Hepatitis B is one of the serious diseases that many people have, the main cause of liver cancer. Therefore, the notes and questions such as whether the hepatitis B test needs to be fasted, or what the hepatitis B test should do are also of great interest to many people.

Both HIV and hepatitis B are spread through direct contact with blood, semen, or other body fluids. Therefore, the risk factors for HIV and hepatitis B co-infection are the same. However, testing for hepatitis B and HIV are two different things.

Hi doctor! I had a test 15 days ago, my HBsag level was 6459 and yesterday I went for another test the concentration dropped to 5215.05.

Her HBsAg test has a cut-off of 1.0, a par value of 5561 and a reactive status. Please ask the doctor to test for HBsAg with index 5561, Reactive status is likely to be infected with hepatitis B?

Every year, nearly 1 million people die from diseases related to HBV infection such as cirrhosis, liver cancer. HBV is the second leading cause of cancer after smoking. cases of primary liver cancer and 50% of cases of cirrhosis. Therefore, hepatitis B is still an important cause of death.

Recently, I was playing sports and got into a collision with a friend, the result was that she bit me and bled. She also just tested for hepatitis B. So the doctor told me how hepatitis B is transmitted? I don't know if I'm contagious. I thank you doctor.

I have hepatitis B, HBsAg positive. I have been taking the antiretroviral drug tefostad for almost 4 years. Recently, I went to have ALT, AST normal, liver ultrasound normal, HBeAg negative, Anti HBe negative, HBV automated system load measurement, but no HBV-DNA was detected in the sample. Doctor tell me, what does hepatitis B test mean? When should I stop taking antiretroviral drugs and if I stop antiretroviral drugs will my illness get worse