What is hepatitis b core ab?
I had a recent blood test, and one of the results was 'Hepatitis B core Ab'. I'm not sure what this means or if it's normal. Could someone explain what Hepatitis B core Ab is?
I had a recent blood test, and one of the results was 'Hepatitis B core Ab'. I'm not sure what this means or if it's normal. Could someone explain what Hepatitis B core Ab is?
I am a bit confused by this test name. Does a positive core antibody test mean you currently have the virus, or does it just mean you had it a long time ago? If anyone knows, please tell me.
Keep your mind calm and positive. This test is just checking your body's past exposure to the virus, and knowing the truth helps us heal. Take deep breaths and consult your physician with a peaceful heart.
I remember getting this done when I had jaundice and had to stop eating my favorite paranthas. It basically tells if you have had a natural exposure to the Hep B virus. Get it checked by a doc so you can enjoy your food in peace.
Yes, it is a blood test to check if you have been exposed to the actual Hepatitis B virus in the past. It is best interpreted by a doctor.
In my years, I have seen many people get confused by these reports. This test shows if you ever had a natural infection of Hepatitis B in your life, unlike the vaccine antibody. Don't panic, just let a good doctor explain what your specific numbers mean.
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