A full negative hepatitis B hemoglobin means you have never been infected with the hepatitis B virus. Hepatitis B vaccination is recommended to produce protective antibodies against the hepatitis B virus. Positive hepatitis B half – surface antibody (HBsAb) indicates that you may have developed immunity to the hepatitis B virus through vaccination or natural infection in the past. Hepatitis B surface antibodies are protective antibodies that protect against the hepatitis B virus in positive individuals. Please monitor your hepatitis B surface antibodies regularly for waxing and waning, and boost your injections if necessary. Hepatitis B two pairs of half – positive surface antibody (HBsAb), positive e antibody (HBeAb), positive core antibody (HBcAb) Indicates that you may be 1) previously infected with HBV and still have immunity; 2) recovering from HBV infection. It is recommended that you have regular review and consult with a liver disease specialist for treatment. Hepatitis B two pairs of half – surface antigen (HBsAg) positive, e antibody (HBeAb) positive, core antibody (HBcAb) positive Commonly known as hepatitis B “small three positive”, refers to hepatitis B two pairs of half HBsAg (+) HBeAb (+) HBcAb (+), indicating that the body has This indicates the presence of virus replication in the body, which is the replication status of hepatitis B virus. If HBV-DNA(+) and liver function are abnormal, it means that there is virus replication and virus mutation; if HBV-DNA(-) and liver function, B ultrasound and AFP(alpha-fetoprotein) are normal for a long time If the HBV-DNA(-) and liver function, B ultrasound and AFP (alpha-fetoprotein) are normal for a long time, it means that the virus replication is no longer active. It is recommended that you have regular review and consultation with a liver disease specialist.