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kelliej

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Blood Test Results Posted: 11-07-03 14:37pm


My husband just recieved word that his tests were borderline for hep c? He went to another dr for a 2nd opion and they came back saying that his hep c antibodies are midly positive ( whatever this means) and that is probably is a false positive. Can anyone shed some light on this? Also has hep c antibodies got anything to do with gilberts syndrome, which he was diagnosed as having. What would be our next step in the process? Does everyone have hep c antibodies? Thanks kellie

docrum

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Posted: 11-15-03 11:27am


Hep c antibodies have nothing to do with gilbert's syndrome, which is a harmless enzyme deficiency of the liver were any of the other liver blood tests abnormal?

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