HEP A & B Evaluation

What is the Hepatitis A and B Evaluation Test?

Antibodies or antigens linked to Hepatitis A and B infections are screened for and found using the Hepatitis A and B assessment test. It aids in evaluating immunity and diagnosing infections from the past or present.


Who should take this test?

People who are at a high risk of contracting hepatitis, such as healthcare workers, visitors to endemic regions, and those with liver problems or abnormal liver function tests, are advised to get this test.


How is the test performed?

To check for Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), Hepatitis A IgM, and Hepatitis B antibodies, a blood sample is taken.


What do positive results mean?

Positive results could be a sign of chronic hepatitis, protection from vaccinations, or an illness from the past or present. Which antibodies or antigens are found determines the interpretation.


Can the test detect immunity?

Yes, immunity from a prior infection or vaccination is indicated by the presence of antibodies.