Dear @Ugyen ,
Some details about understanding your test results for you and the community at large:
If you are using a qualitative HBsAg test, the result will report positive or negative.
If you are using a quantitative test the result will either be target not detected, < 0.05 IU/mL or some quantitative result (in IU/mL).
You should familiarize your self with the kind of HBsAg test your doctor is using. It is important to always include the units of measurement.
Normally, HBe and anti-HBe tests are qualitative and use a ratio of signal to background noise (also called “cuttoff”) to report test results.
For HBe, a ratio of signal to cuttoff of < 1 indicates no HBeAg is present.
For anti-HBe, this is a special kind of “competitive” test where the value needs to be < 1 to indicate the presence of free antibodies to HBeAg.
In any case, your current HBsAg ELISA test result indicates you still have HBsAg present.
Also you are negative for HBeAg but also negative for HBeAg antibodies.
You should not stop your current antiviral therapy.