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I have a reactive HBsAg, please help

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Livvy24
Livvy24

I am a fresh graduate and I was looking for a job then found one, I was hired and before I could start they wanted to get my medical result first. They told me I won't be able to get the job anymore since my result in HBsAg was reactive. In the medical it says "3516.26 S/CO; The Cut-Off value reported for this assay cannot be correlated to an end-point titer; rechecked and verified." Is my Hepa B chronic? And can I still get a job even though I am now a carrier of this disease? I am really depressed now it's like I've wasted 4 years of studying sad

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  • luckydip29
    luckydip29 Livvy24

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    Hi Livvy24,

    I truly understand how you feel. But, please don't lose hope. Trust in God , that something might have been designed for you in a better way. What is important now is your health and l

  • Bollyarchive
    Bollyarchive Livvy24

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    A job that involves exposure prone procedures is a no no for you. But other jobs in healthcare should be available to you depending on the employer and any medical or health questions that are part of the selection process. Don't give up applying.
  • Bollyarchive
    Bollyarchive Livvy24

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    get into a liver clinic and get on anti viral treatment for the HBV and it should become undetectable while,keeping you healthy as possible 
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