Please ask for the results of the two and a half quantitative test and the quantitative test results

Anti-HBE antibody.

s Judging from the normal range of the test later, greater than 1 is negative, so less than 1 is positive. This is my judgment, you can consult the hospital. But this doesn't matter, the E antigen is still positive, and there is little point in focusing on the E antibody.

The third year is right, the E antigen is weak positive, and the E antibody is also positive, continue to take the medicine, do not combine with hepatoprotective enzyme lowering drugs.

It is estimated that the previous detection reagents were not sensitive, and the weak positive E antigen was not detected.

Producing antibodies is pretty good results.

1. The normal value of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBSAG) is <. If it is larger than a unit, it is positive, and a positive HBsAg is a marker of hepatitis B infection. Here you are negative!

2. The normal value of hepatitis B surface antibody (HBSAB) is <10 miu ml, and if it is greater than 10 miu ml, it is positive, and a positive hepatitis B surface antibody generally means that there are antibodies and will not be infected. This you are weakly positive.

3. The normal value of hepatitis B E antigen (HBEAg) is < u ml, and if it is greater than u ml, it is positive, which is an important indicator of the infectivity of hepatitis B. Here you are negative!

4. Hepatitis B E antibody (HBEAAB) is quantified by U ml, which is positive if it is greater than the normal value, and the replication of hepatitis B on the surface tends to stop, and the infectivity is small. Here you are also negative!

5. Hepatitis B core antibody (HBcAb) quantitative U ml, positive means that you have been infected with hepatitis B virus, or are in the ** stage. It's still the same as you're negative!

In general, you are not currently infected with the hepatitis B virus and have weak antibodies against the hepatitis B virus.

Need to go to the hospital to get vaccinated against hepatitis B!

The difference between the two test results is that the hepatitis B virus surface antibody (i.e., HBSAB) is weakly positive in the first and negative in the second.

Don't worry, you just need to go to the hospital for a booster dose of hepatitis B vaccine, and you are disease-free.

Hepatitis B surface antibody is a protective antibody that is generally positive if it is greater than 10 and negative if it is less than 10. When the antibody is positive, it can help the body fight the hepatitis B virus and prevent hepatitis B infection.

Hepatitis B two halves is a hepatitis B virus serological marker to check whether the human body is infected with hepatitis B virus, and the detection methods adopted by general hospitals are qualitative hepatitis B two halves dispenser examination, that is, whether the hepatitis B halves are negative or positive, positive means that it is detected in the blood, and negative means that it is not detected in the blood. For example, a positive HBsAg indicates that you are infected with the hepatitis B virus, and a positive HBs surface antibody indicates that you have protective antibodies in your body.

Semi-qualitative testing of hepatitis B plays a role in the diagnosis, disease monitoring, and efficacy observation of hepatitis B disease. However, with the development of clinical medicine, the two-pair semi-qualitative detection of hepatitis B is far from meeting the requirements of clinical and patients, especially in the observation of efficacy and antibody production after hepatitis B vaccine injection. With the development of laboratory medicine, the quantitative determination of hepatitis B in two and a half pairs has become feasible, which greatly makes up for the shortcomings of the qualitative detection of hepatitis B in two and a half.

Moreover, the two-and-a-half quantitative detection of hepatitis B can complement each other with HBVDNA fluorescence determination to comprehensively evaluate the patient's condition and drug efficacy, which is widely used in clinical practice. Specifically, what are the functions of a two-and-a-half quantitative test for hepatitis B?

Two-and-a-half quantitative tests for hepatitis B provide precise levels of hepatitis B virus markers. This is not only a methodological progress, but also a great advantage in clinical use. Clinical application has shown that the quantitative detection value of hepatitis B is a reliable basis for the diagnosis of hepatitis B.

The data show that increased serum levels of hepatitis B viremia trigger an immune response, resulting in liver damage manifested by elevated aminotransferases (ALT). The detection of hepatitis B virus content can not only better reflect the serum level of hepatitis B virus and the intensity of infection of hepatitis B virus carriers, but also has important significance for dynamic observation of the changes of hepatitis B virus content before and after dynamic observation, as well as evaluation and efficacy. Therefore, the change of two-and-a-half quantitative detection of hepatitis B is of great significance for evaluation and efficacy, and is an effective indicator for efficacy observation.

If accompanied by the decrease of HBSAG, and HBEAG concentration, it means that the condition is improving, and it is effective, especially the reduction of HBEAG concentration until it disappears, which is the best embodiment of the best effect. If the concentration of HBSAG and HBEAG does not decrease but increases during the process, it means that the efficacy is not good or ineffective, and the change of the regimen should be considered, otherwise the timing will be delayed and it will be detrimental to the patient.

After hepatitis B vaccination, the body produces reactive antibodies, and the degree of antibody production can be known by quantitatively measuring the concentration of anti-HBS, and a high concentration of anti-HBS indicates that the vaccine injection is successful, if the concentration is very low or even undetectable, it means that the vaccine injection effect is not good or ineffective. After a certain period of vaccination, the antibody concentration will gradually decrease, at this time, the anti-HBS will be quantitatively detected, and if the concentration is low, the vaccine booster injection will be required to ensure that the body maintains an effective immune status.

1.The result of two and a half is the positive surface antigen, E antibody, and core antibody, which is hepatitis B, note that the last two are the immunosuppressive competition method used, which is different from the other three criteria for judging yin and yang, greater than 1 is negative, less than 1 is positive, and the lower the result, the stronger the positive.

2.Xiao Sanyang belongs to the hepatitis B virus suppression period, the virus is inactive, the degree of replication is low, belongs to the ideal state of chronic hepatitis B, if this stage is maintained well, then it can be the same as healthy people, HBV-DNA is less than 500, indicating that your virus has not replicated This is very ideal, no need to **, only need regular checks. Liver function, HBV-DNA, AFP and hepatobiliary ultrasound should be checked once a year.

This hepatitis B two-and-a-half and DNA results suggest two possibilities:

1. It cannot be ruled out that hepatitis B infection is in progress.

2. At the same time, it is not excluded that you have just been infected with hepatitis B.

Suggestion: Do a follow-up test for hepatitis B at 2:30 a.m. after a month to determine which of the above conditions it is.

It should be the early stage of acute HBV infection, and the incubation period of acute HBV infection.

Hello landlord. 1 Liver function is basically normal, indicating that there is no obvious liver disease at present.

2 The results of two pairs and a half are small three positives (positive for surface antigen, E antibody, core antibody), indicating several points: A has been infected with hepatitis B, B virus replication is relatively quiescent, and C is relatively infectious.

3 Brief analysis, currently belonging to hepatitis B carriers, the carrier's condition is generally very mild, and there is no need for ** for the time being.

4. It is recommended to strictly abstain from alcohol and smoking, avoid overwork, avoid staying up late for a long time, eat a light, nutritious, regular meals, and avoid long-term high-fat and high-sugar diets.

It's Xiao Sanyang. Otherwise normal. It's that you are infected with the hepatitis B virus. In a state where you don't feel it, you are a carrier of the virus. Don't worry, now that you are employed and go to school, this is not a limiting indicator! Family members should get vaccinated against hepatitis B.

1: Your two and a half indicate that you have had two hepatitis B serum viruses, one of which has produced antibodies, and the other 1, 4, and 5 positive indicates that your hepatitis B virus is relatively stable, and the virus replication is low or non-replicating.

2: It is recommended to check the hepatitis B virus load (HBV-DNA) according to the situation of hepatitis B virus to see if it is **. If the function of the liver rock is normal, it is not recommended**, and regular reexamination in 3-6 months is OK. It is still recommended to go to a regular hospital for a hepatology specialist for a consultation

3: This is for statistical purposes of the Huaichan Center for Disease Control and Prevention, which is not interesting.

Hope it helps.