Aa
can someone help me understand my hep-c test results?
i had blood work done yesterday for a hep-c panel ..and this is what the results came back as this morning
* hepatitis A IGM Anti-body
- non detected
* hep B core AB(IGM)
- non detected
* hepatitis B surface anti-gen
- non detected
* hepatitis C antibody
- standard range = <1 s/co
my range = .15 s/co
...anywho it may be stupid but i am very confused by what that means. and my doctor isnt going to be in the office for the rest of the week..
so i guess im asking what the heck does all of that mean?!
* hepatitis A IGM Anti-body
- non detected
* hep B core AB(IGM)
- non detected
* hepatitis B surface anti-gen
- non detected
* hepatitis C antibody
- standard range = <1 s/co
my range = .15 s/co
...anywho it may be stupid but i am very confused by what that means. and my doctor isnt going to be in the office for the rest of the week..
so i guess im asking what the heck does all of that mean?!
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