What does hepatitis B E antibody yin mean?

Hepatitis B E antibody (HBeAb) refers to the antibody against hepatitis B virus E antigen (HBeAg). If the test result of HBeAb is negative, it usually means that there is no antibody against HBeAg in the patient, that is, the patient may be in the active period of acute infection or chronic infection, and it is easier to spread the virus. Therefore, it is very important for patients to maintain a safe and healthy lifestyle, such as avoiding unclean injections, reducing alcoholism, and regularly monitoring liver function indicators.

Because HBeAb is one of the drug-resistant substances of hepatitis B virus, in the process of clinical treatment, doctors often determine the HBeAb content of patients through blood tests, which can help doctors predict the development trend of diseases and make treatment plans. When the test result of HBeAb is negative, it is suggested that the patient should check it regularly so as to adjust the treatment plan in time.

For patients with hepatitis B, it is suggested to actively receive treatment to improve the negative rate of HBeAb and reduce the risk of hepatitis virus reproduction and infection. In the process of drug treatment, patients should also pay attention to life and diet hygiene to avoid overwork, and vaccinate other hepatitis vaccines, such as hepatitis A and hepatitis E, to avoid cross-infection with other hepatopathogenic viruses.