Hepatitis B DNA test results

Hepatitis B DNA test results mainly look at the hepatitis B virus (HBV) load, the general normal value is less than 1000 copies/ml, greater than this value indicates that the virus replication is active, infectious. Hepatitis B DNA test results mainly look at the hepatitis B virus (HBV) load, that is, the number of hepatitis B virus in the blood. In general, the normal value of hepatitis B DNA test results is less than 1000 copies/ml. If the test results are greater than 1000 copies/ml, it indicates that the hepatitis B virus load is high, indicating that the virus replication is active and infectious. It is necessary to further check liver function, liver B ultrasound, etc. to understand the liver situation. If the hepatitis B DNA test result is less than 1000 copies/ml, it means that the hepatitis B virus load is low, or hepatitis B virus cannot be detected. However, this does not mean that the disease must be very mild, but also needs to be combined with other test results to make a comprehensive judgment. For hepatitis B patients, regular review of hepatitis B DNA test is very important. Antiviral therapy may be needed if the hepatitis B virus load continues to increase or liver function is abnormal. Antiviral therapy can effectively inhibit viral replication, reduce liver inflammation, delay the progression of the disease, and prevent cirrhosis and liver cancer. It should be noted that hepatitis B DNA test results are only an indicator of hepatitis B disease, and other test results and clinical symptoms need to be combined to make a comprehensive judgment. HBV DNA test results are also important for pregnant women with hepatitis B. If the HBV viral load is high, antiviral therapy may be required under the guidance of a doctor to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission. In short, hepatitis B DNA test results need to be combined with other test results and clinical symptoms to comprehensively judge, hepatitis B patients need regular review, follow the doctor's advice for treatment. At the same time, for hepatitis B pregnant women, special attention should be paid to hepatitis B DNA test results to ensure maternal and child safety.