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Hepatitis B (HBSAG results Reactive)
I am diabetic with HBAIC 7.6 H.
SGPT -60.5 H, ALP- 50.2L and SGOT-49.7H.
HB surface antigen is reactive.
USG indicates liver normal in size and shape and shows grade I fatty changes.
HBV DNA quantitative(real time pcr- Taqman technology)- 116801
HBeAg@ (CMIA)- 0.25
As doctor diagnosed me of Hepatitis B reactive, but did not prescribe any medicine.
I am little bit confused about my position. Kindly explain and clear my confusion (I have mentioned above the results of the reports).
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Please
Don't worry
Take
Tab liv 52 HB BY Himalaya
1 1
For 3 mths
And for fatty changes.....
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Take salads and fruits more
Take vegetables juices and soups more
Avoid oily spicy and fast food, non veg food, processed food
Take
Kumariasav
15 ml Twice a day for 3 months
Recheck your parameters after 45 days
Send me report on practo
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