Today I received the best news I have had in a long time! I decided recently to seek out a second opinion regarding my hepatitis B. This other doctor tested for the presence of the hepatitis B surface antigen (I believe the other doctor hadn’t done this for a while) and the test was negative! I was diagnosed with hepatitis B in December 2020 and started antiviral treatment around six months later. I believe it’s relatively rare to lose the surface antigen after a hepatitis B infection becomes chronic (i.e. six months after being infected) but maybe all patients should ask their doctors to test regularly for the surface antigen (HBsAg) just in case they’re one of the lucky ones, like I have been.
Have u done any specific diet , or workout… what was yours hbsag when u got diagnosis in 2020 , what was was hbv dna ?? what changes u have made in past 4 years… any suggestions ??? Please suggest…!!!
No specific diet. Normal exercise (jogging, gym) but I don’t think that was why I cleared the infection. I don’t know what level the HbsAg was when I was diagnosed. I just know the test was positive. All I did over the past three years was take the medication.
I’m 42. My viral load was extremely high when I started taking Tenofovir. I don’t remember the exact figure but it was very high, even though I had no symptoms.
Yes, it was chronic. When I was diagnosed in December 2020, the infection was new (as far as I know), but after six months it was considered chronic so the doctor prescribed me Tenofovir.
