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Hepatitis b and c

2022-07-12 05:18:06
My wife got tested for hepatitis C and B. we are trying for pregnancy. Her hepatitis C is 27.92 mIU/ml and hepatitis B is 0.11. Wht does that mean Pls suggest
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Check reference range U will then understand if she's positive or negative U can share the report here

Answered2022-07-12 05:24:28

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