Hepa Profile

[vangie0116]

Can you please interpret my hepa profile. I am so worried about it and can even sleep thinking about it.:-(

HBSAg : Nonreactive
count:0.278
cutoff:1.0

Anti-HBS: Nonreactive
count:3.22
cutoff:10

HBeAg: Nonreactive
count:0.140
cutoff: 1.0

Anti-Hbe*: Nonreactive
count: 1.66
cutoff: 1.0

Anti-Hbc*: Nonreactive
count:1.92
cutoff:1.0

Anti-HBcIgM: Nonreactive
count: 0.055
cutoff: 1.0

HAV-IgM: Nonreactive
count: 0.330
cutoff: 1.0

Anti-HCV: Nonreactive
count: 0.154
cut-off: 1.0

HAV-IgG: Reactive
count: 60.0
cutoff: 20.0

* Count below the cut-off is considered reactive.. what does this mean? all of my count are below the cut-off. does this mean my result are reactive.. please give me clear explanation because im too worried about my result.. thank you very much...

[vangie0116]

thanks so much for your help and taking time to answer all my queries.

[StephenCastlecrag]

No.

[vangie0116]

thanks for that information. Just in case I want to go abroad like in New Zealand and Australia, will this hamper my application?

[StephenCastlecrag]

Hepatitis A is spread through poor hygiene and contaminated food. So it is very common, especially in underdeveloped and developing worlds. The disease is self-limiting and never becomes chronic. So a lot of people are exposed and then become immune.  

[vangie0116]

thanks so much StephenCastlecrag. This will definitely lessen my worries. :-). But i was just wondering if where did I get my previous Hepatitis A? Do we get hepa A unknowingly and just disappear eventually and due to that instance you will get immune of the virus?