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What does it mean Hepatitis b report is positive but no virus in blood detected
My husband has positive Hepatitis b report but when he confirmed by PCR , no virus detected in blood. What does it mean? Should he start treatment for Hepatitis b? Or any other solution. Because I am worried alot about him. Thanks
Hi , it might mean he is an inactive carrier , which mean he is positive for hbv but the virus is no longer replicating so is not circulating in the bloodstream.
You should post his latest lab results on here . One of the more clued up members would probably be able to give you a better understanding.
My husband is a carrier also , he is undetectable in the blood through medication as he has a mutated virus.
I live in constant worry and fear, he on the other hand lives by what will be will be , wish I had that attitude . .... anyway make sure that your hubby is under a good hep specialist and never miss an appointment. Good luck
You should post his latest lab results on here . One of the more clued up members would probably be able to give you a better understanding.
My husband is a carrier also , he is undetectable in the blood through medication as he has a mutated virus.
I live in constant worry and fear, he on the other hand lives by what will be will be , wish I had that attitude . .... anyway make sure that your hubby is under a good hep specialist and never miss an appointment. Good luck
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