Hepatitis B - Please help

[sania1]

I am recently diagnosed with Hepatitis B.But dont know it is chronic or acute,as I have no symptomns.I have done some tests and the results are :

HBsAg : Reactive,2.10
Anti-HBc Total : Positive
HBeAg : Negative
ALT   : 14 IU/ml
AST   : 24 IU/ml
Other LFT : Normal
HBV DNA PCR : Quantification not possible,since viral load is below reference range,<31.6 IU/ml.
Anti-HBs : < 3.0 IU/ml
Vitamin D : 18.59 ng/ml

Please help me...as I am really panic about this...i want to go abroad..so is it possible to make HbsAg not reactive?Is it curable?Please help me..Thanks a lot in advance.

[sania1]

Thank you so much for your replies..Actually,I came to know about this recently when I just did a blood test..I don't have any major symptoms..But I have some problems of backpain and headache for some long time.But I am not sure whether it is related to this or not.I hope that I am in a self recovery state.If unfortunately I am an inactive carrier,then Is there any possibility of becoming HBsAg not reactive?As your advice I will take Vitamin D..My Anti-HBs shows a low level but still <3 IU/ml..Is it a good sign?If Anti-HBC Total is positive,then can we say that it is an acute infection?

[StephenCastlecrag]

Chronic Hepatitis patients have a very, very small chance of HBsAg becoming not reactive, with or without treatment. But there are very effective treatments when they are needed.
In my opinion, low or any Anti-HBs level is not significant when HBsAg is still positive.
When Anti-HBC Total is positive, it indicates you are infected with HBV, whether acute or chronic. If acute, after you recover, antiHBC Total will still be positive.

[sorte]

Your vid d level is not normal, consider supplementation. You may also check HBsAg quantitive, probably it's gonna be low because you seem to be inactive carrier.

[StephenCastlecrag]

Your ALT is good as it is below 19 iu/l for female. Your hbvdna is below the limit of quantification but detectable, I presume. This is also very good, the lower the better. Not knowing your history, it is still possible that you are acute and on your way to self-recovery. You should check again in a few months' time. In the unfortunate event that you are chronic, you seem to be in the Immune Control("inactive") phase, no treatment is needed, just regular monitoring. I don't think your condition should exclude you from traveling aboard anywhere. If you want to migrate, some countries would consider your case on its merit. There is no treatment for a cure for the moment, but it should be coming.