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Hbsag and hbsab what is the difference
Hbsag and hbsab what is the difference When is the right time to get test after being exposed . ...,
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Should be done after 4 to 6 weeks
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Hbsag reaction positive or reactive means you are infected with hep b virus.Hbsab test reactive or positive means you are protected against this virus.Antigens can be seen after 4 to 10 week post exposure ,hence best to get tested after minimal 4 weeks.
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Dr. Merlin
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Hbsag- indicates current infection.
Hbsab- antibody titre.
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