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Hepatitis B

2020-05-27 15:30:17
I'm was detected with HBsAg + in januar. After rest and care i took the LFT test in April and it was all normal. And 20 days back i took the HbsAg test again and it came NEGATIVE this time. I don't have any fever or other symptoms like before. Although I have slight pain or kinda tenderness in my right upper abdominal area where liver is. I just want to know that is this pain a usual thing in acute phase or recovery ? Is it something I should be concerned about and see a doctor?
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You need proper evaluation for Hepatitis B which includes Envelop antigen test , DNA viral load etc..

Answered2020-05-29 03:19:02

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Pls share printed reports.

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