For the Hepatitis B Penta test, the results are available on the same day. Hepatitis B Pentathlon means that the patient is tested for Hepatitis B Triple System, which consists of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen, Hepatitis B Surface Antibody, Hepatitis B E Antigen, Hepatitis B E Antibody and Hepatitis B Core Antibody. If the patient is a normal person, the hepatitis B surface antigen will be negative. If the patient has been vaccinated and has already produced antibodies, the patient is mostly considered to be positive for Hepatitis B Surface Antibody. If the titer is greater than ten, you can continue to observe, but if the titer is less than ten, you need to actively consider hepatitis B vaccination for strengthening. If the patient suggests minor triple positive, there will be positive hepatitis B surface antigen, positive hepatitis B E antibody and positive hepatitis B core antibody. Patients with minor triple positive have no viral replication and patients can be further observed. If there is no liver function damage, no treatment is done. However, if the patient is a major triple positive with positive hepatitis B surface antigen, positive hepatitis B E antigen and positive hepatitis B core antibody, it is mostly considered that the patient has virus replication. At this time, further blood should be drawn to check hepatitis B DNA, and if it suggests that the virus is replicating and combined with liver function damage, antiviral treatment should be considered.