Hepatitis B accounts for a high rate in the community and is also one of the most infectious diseases in our country today. Most people who are sick do not know they are sick, they unknowingly become a source of infection in the community. Therefore, testing for hepatitis B is essential, especially for people at high risk such as contact with the patient's blood, stepping on strange needles, etc.

Hi doctor. The doctor told me to do a biopsy of the lymph nodes in the neck, can the test detect hepatitis B. Doctor please help me. Thank you doctor.

Hi doctor. I am 30 years old, from 2011-2016 I gave birth to 3 children by caesarean section, 1 month ago I went to 2 hospitals for health check and blood test results concluded that I have hepatitis B. At the same time, I told my husband. I went for a blood test and my husband is not infected with hepatitis B.

Hi doctor. What is the result of quantitative HBV-DNA 2.65x102(2.42) iu/ml? Please help answer. Thank you doctor.

Hi doctor. Please advise me the following case: I have hepatitis B since 3rd grade, this year I am more than 50 years old. I always thought I was cured a long time ago because I didn't feel the impact of this problem on my health. However, during a comprehensive physical examination (including a hepatitis B test), the hepatitis B index was positive.

Hepatitis B is an infectious disease caused by the HBV virus. If not diagnosed and treated, the disease can severely affect liver function, especially cirrhosis and liver cancer. Therefore, blood tests to diagnose hepatitis B play an important role in early diagnosis and timely treatment of this disease.

Hi doctor! Could you please let me know if HBeAg test result 59.27 (chronic hepatitis B) is dangerous? I hope the doctor can help me. Thank you very much doctor.

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 have hepatitis B, the test results are as follows: AFP index: 390.6 HBeAg: negative Copies/ml 1.92 10^2 The doctor asked me if this result could be liver cancer? How is the treatment?

I got hepatitis B sera in my eye. I did the tests and the results were negative. I have been vaccinated against hepatitis B with the basic vaccination schedule. How soon should I be tested again to determine if I have hepatitis B? How is hepatitis B vaccination for newly exposed people?