High hepatitis B surface antigen means that you have hepatitis B. A high hepatitis B surface antigen can determine that you have hepatitis B. However, this test alone does not determine the status of hepatitis B infection and is not as certain, so other tests should be completed. A complete quantification of the five hepatitis B tests to determine if the test is for major or minor triplets. Check the DNA quantification of the hepatitis B virus to determine the amount of hepatitis B virus replication. You should also check if there is any damage to this area of your body, mainly liver function and liver ultrasound. If both of these are basically normal, you are a carrier of hepatitis B. If you are a carrier, you need to have regular reviews to detect liver damage in a timely manner, because when liver damage occurs, there are generally no symptoms associated with it, so regular reviews are important.