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Health advice on jaundice relapse
Hi my name is cathy [22 years old]I had jaundice when i was 12 but still i am showing Hbs antigen positive.Is that possible? why?
(21 Jun 2006)
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The Dane particle is comprised of the sAg on the outer envelope, cAg on the inner envelope and eAg in the viral center. The persistence of HbsAg beyond six months means you are a carrier. Initially, HBsAg may no longer be present at the time of jaundice.
A carrier state would have +HBsAg -HBsAb +HbcAb. A chronic immune supppressed state would reflect these same values. You will need to assess your own immune status and lifestyle to answer the "why" portion of your question.
Dr. Karen Benton, NDwww.countrydoc.com
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answered by Dr K B N on 5 Jul 2006, 2:30:43
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Investigate immune building nutrients and herbs - the best to you. Mitch
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answered by M M on 3 Jul 2006, 8:47:50
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