Have you spoken with the doctor who ordered your Hep C antibody test? Was there a word “reactive” or “non reactive” on the result?
Even if this was a reactive result it does not mean you currently are infected with hepatitis C. A second test to confirm current infection called the HCV RNA by PCR test that looks for the presence of the actual Hepatitis C virus would be needed to confirm if you are currently infected.
You should discuss the need for any additional testing with your physician.
I will see if I can find more information about interpreting s/co ratios in hep c antibody testing. So far I haven’t had much luck.
I meant I was recently exposed to Help darn autocorrect... However HELP is needed for this question heehee