What happened to the positive hepatitis B surface antibody, E antibody and core antibody?

Positive hepatitis B surface antibodies, hepatitis B E antibodies, and hepatitis B core antibodies can occur after acute hepatitis B virus infection, both during acute onset with symptoms and after latent infection without symptoms, and the three antibodies appear after the hepatitis B virus is cleared. It can also occur in patients with chronic hepatitis B, both spontaneously and after antiviral therapy to achieve the desired treatment endpoint. There is a small chance that the patient is a recessive hepatitis B patient, which is determined by testing the hepatitis B virus DNA. If the hepatitis B virus DNA is positive, it means that the patient is a recessive hepatitis B patient, and this patient should be managed as a hepatitis B patient, with regular checkups and antiviral treatment if treatment is indicated.