hallo can anyone there tell me kung anu indication ng hepa b situation ko base dito sa result ng diagnosis sakin.
Test Cut-off value Patient Count Remarks
HBeAg 1.100 0.034 Negative
Anti-HBe 0.320 0.019 Reactive
Anti-HBcIgG 0.640 0.
I know 12/13 weeks will be conclusive but is there any point in waiting until the 8 week mark to get an indication? I keep seeing the Experts and others say testing 6-8 weeks will give you a very good indication of your status. Can I take a 6 week result and ease my mind or will an 8 week test give me a much better indication. Thanks.
All the reports are fine, my WBC, hamoglobin and whatever it may be. I understand this test wont tell about the infection, but can it give any indication.
No not an indication of HIV. Only way to know if you have HIV is to test at 3 months post exposure. Nothing else will ever give you an indication.
Good indication, but as you know yourself 3 months is conclusive.
My test from last week returned a value of 29.40. Are these numbers an indication of how contagious I am? Are these numbers indicative of an outbreak? I recently had something going on with my hands that my doc told me was eczema, but I'm not so sure.
3 month antibody test is conclusive. A 28 day DUO test is a good indication or a 6 week antibody test is also a good indication. But 3 month antibody test is conclusive.
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I just picked up the results and there was no explanation verbally. The paper says:
HIV AB, HIV 1/HIV 2, EIA W/REFL to HIV 1 WB HIV 1/2 EIA AB SCREEN
Non-Reactive In Range Non-Reactive Reference Range. A Nonreactive HIV-1/2 antibody result does not exclude HIV infection since the time frame for seroconversion is variable. If acute HIV infection is suspected, antibody retesting and nucleic acid amplicfication testing is recommended.
Anyone care to interpret?
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