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HBsAG shows reactive
Precath blood test shows HBsAG reactive.
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Advise treatment please. Other detailed blood test unable to attach, since only two page allowed.
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boost you immune system by changes to your diet and lifestyle, boosting immune system is the best way to bring down any infection load
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get your self nutritional profile and insulin levels
1.gluten and dairy free diet
2.Pay attention to the digestive system; start good quality probiotics
3.cod liver oil supplement
4.Avoid refined and processed foods
5. start good quality multivitamin/mineral formula
6. only two meals a day ( 11am and 7 pm)
7. physical activity of 30 min everyday
8. start supplements of glutathione to support your liver
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U r hepatitis b positive
We need to do further test to start treatment like check viral load and liver function test.
U will be started on antiviral medication for 6months medicines to support ur liver
Drink only filtered water or bottle water
Maintain gud hygiene hv soft diet
Any other help consult me online thanks
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Hello sir good afternoon. I can understand your situation. Please note cool and relax first. It is wide procedure to be followed by patient to get cure. Do not neglect it as it is little bit serious issue but I will simplify it. And also give tips so that you have to come out of this.
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Start consulting me online ok
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