(reposting here in the General Discussion forum as I mistakenly initially posted in the Introduction/Orientation forum but deleted it to repost here instead)
Hi all- current inactive Hep B carrier and I had a few questions:
- I saw some talk about Hep B Carriers and and link to infertility for men. Anyone have any specific and reliable stats surrounding this? Any other men here who are carriers themselves who have easily had children, or was it a struggle?
- If you’re an inactive carrier and have a low / undectable viral load, does this equate to less of a chance for liver cancer/disease/etc.?
- If you’re an inactive carrier and have a low / undectable viral load, does this equate to less of a chance of your Hep B becoming active?
- My current status for my Hep B readings is below. Is there a chance that either of the “Reactive” results could become non-reactive (not in terms of future advancements in Hep B cures but simply where we stand today, is it possible that either of those reactives may one day become non-reactive? How about the opposite, is it possible that my non-reactive may one day become reactive?).
->Hepatitis B Core AG IgM: non-reactive
->Hepatitis B Surface Antigen II: Reactive
->Hepatitis B Core Total: Reactive
Edit: Also, I was told I’m an inactive carrier. But if by my results it seems I’m an Active carrier and not an inactive like I believed I was, please do let me know