Pls help with this findings Hepatitis B positive

[paulice]

Pls help me to understand the below findings:
I was diagnosed Hepatitis B positive 7 months ago and no medication has been given since i was pregnant that time.

Test: Hepatitis Profile
HBsAg -                            reactive - 3.373
Anti- HBs -                        Non reactive - 0.015
HBe Ag -                            Non reactive - 0.052
Anti- HBe -                         Non reactive -3.166
Anti-HBC IgG-                    Reactive - 0.012
Anti-HBc Igm                   - Non- reactive  - 0.100

Please help me to understand the result.

Thank you.
Pau

[paulice]

this is the test that my doctor requested me to do. The ALT and Ultrasound of Liver. Could you please enlighten me on Fibroscan? can i do this lab without doctors request?pls let me know the do and don't on my foods intake? i was confused and frustrated because of my situations, i'm too much worried especially now as i'm always lack of sleep because i'm taking care of my newly born baby and i'm also working too. Most of foods that i eaten are meat. That's why im too much worried that my immune system might become low due to this instances.

Please help what particular foods to i need to to boost my immune system and what are dont's. thank you.

[stef2011]

sorry i didn t know you re from philippines, your country has nothing to monitor cronic hbv, no fibroscan, no hbsag quant tests, no hbcab igm quant, sometimes they dont have even hbvdna pcr

if you can afford move to any other country in the area for the tests and doctors, both china, india,japan have all those tests/machines

[paulice]

here's my utz result and alt: please help me to understand the results:

UTZ: the liver is normal in size with a span of 11.7cm. Parenchyma is homogeneous with no evident mass nor abnormal calcification. Intraphetic ducts are dilated.

Impression: Normal sonogram of the liver.

ALT: 34.1 IU/L..

[judas13]

         you are very infectious as long as hbsag is positive
           ( this link is from you to paulice  as seen above)

   i just confused sir steff....you know what...our medical examination will give us clearance to work abroad as seafarer long as we dont have HbeAg cause it falls under highly infectious it means we can pass the virus to others. only those who have HbsAg alone they allowed... so my question is... what is the difference if you have HbsAg alone without HbeAg ? do this HbsAg alone will consider non infectious? do they will not pass this to others because they dont have the e component?  
  
  

[stef2011]

normal ultrasound but this happens also in early cirrhosis so ultrasound is uselful only to detect liver cancer or fatty liver, abslutley useless for liver damage since when it detects damage is so advanced that it cant be regressed

[stef2011]

what is the difference if you have HbsAg alone without HbeAg ?

almost none, hbeag cant be used to define active or inactive hbv, they are very old studies and wrong

inactive hbv is defined by:
hbsag<500iu/ml geno D
hbsag<....something between 100-300iu/ml i dont remember because we dont have these genotypes in europe
hbvdna pcr<2000iu/ml
alt/ast<30men nd 19 women

phillipines has no doctors, no tests...no nothing.i think they are just in a mess as regards hbv until somebody wakes goverment up on the mess they are doing

i read there is a movment making tests like vaccines at birth, hbsag quant and fibroscan available to the population but i dont know which hospital will ahve these available.

hbeag has no meanining here in europe, we check hbvdna pcr and hbsag quant for infectvity