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HbsAg Result is postive or negative ?
We did Below test and the test results are
1. Anti - HCV antibody - Negative
2. HBsAg - postive by one assay
Negative by one assay
Please help me to understand the result. Whether the result shows hepatitis B postive or negative . Please find the attached report for reference.
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Repeat test in another lab
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Kindly repeat the test in a different lab
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It means u have to repeat the test.
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Connect please
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The report should mention the type of assay so that a repeat check can be done for that type to verify. Anyway you may repeat the test in another laboratory outside and then be sure.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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