The general hepatitis B virus core antibody test is one of the tests included in the hepatitis B triple system. The specific price for the hepatitis B triple system is approximately$40-60. Depending on the location of the patient and the level of the hospital, the fee may also vary. If the results of the hepatitis B triple system suggest that the patient is negative for hepatitis B surface antigen, the patient can rule out hepatitis B. If the hepatitis B surface antibody is positive and the titer is high, it is mostly considered to be an immune protective response after vaccination. However, if the patient’s hepatitis B triple system indicates that the hepatitis B surface antigen is positive, further consideration should be given to whether the patient is a major or minor triplet. If the patient has been diagnosed with chronic viral hepatitis B, the patient can continue to be observed if the patient is a minor triplet. If the patient is a major triple-positive, the patient should continue to check hepatitis B DNA, liver function and ultrasound to see if there is any viral replication and whether there is any manifestation of cirrhosis. If there is viral replication with liver function impairment, the patient is advised to take active antiviral treatment.