HBV DNA (QUALITATIVE) PCR

Name: HBV DNA (QUALITATIVE) PCR
Brand: Curebay
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The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test measures the amount of hepatitis B virus DNA (genetic material) in the blood. This test helps monitor the progression of hepatitis B infection and assess the efficacy of an ongoing hepatitis B treatment.

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Sample Required

🩸 Blood

This test is for

👤 Male, Female

Earliest reports in

⏱ 84 hours

Contains

🧪 1 tests

Method Name

🧬 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR)

Preparations Required

✓ No special preparation is required.

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The Hepatitis B Virus – Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test measures the exact amount of Hepatitis B virus (HBV DNA) present in the blood. This measurement i... The Hepatitis B Virus – Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test measures the exact amount of Hepatitis B virus (HBV DNA) present in the blood. This measurement is also called HBV DNA quantification or simply viral load. The viral load reflects how actively the virus is multiplying in the body and how severe the infection is. A higher viral load indicates increased viral replication and potentially more liver damage. A lower viral load suggests better control of the infection, either naturally or due to effective treatment. This test is especially important in chronic hepatitis B, where long-term monitoring helps doctors decide: How the disease is progressing Whether to start antiviral treatment Whether the current treatment is working Whether the patient is at risk of liver failure, cirrhosis, or liver cancer The PCR method used in this test is highly sensitive and can detect even very small amounts of the virus, making it a reliable tool for monitoring the infection. It is not used to diagnose Hepatitis B, but only to assess severity in those already diagnosed. Regular monitoring using the viral load test helps ensure timely medical interventions and improved long-term outcomes. see more

Understanding HBV DNA (QUALITATIVE) PCR

What is Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR)?

The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test measures the amount of hepatitis B virus DNA (genetic material) in the blood. This test... The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test measures the amount of hepatitis B virus DNA (genetic material) in the blood. This test helps monitor the progression of hepatitis B infection and assess the efficacy of an ongoing hepatitis B treatment. Hepatitis B is a viral infection that primarily affects the liver. The infection can be acute (short and severe) or chronic (long-term). If left uninformed, it can lead to liver damage, cirrhosis, or liver cancer. However, it is preventable with a safe and effective vaccine, and early detection helps in managing the condition and reducing complications. Acute hepatitis B: An infection of acute hepatitis B can take as long as six months (with or without symptoms), and infected individuals can transmit the virus to others during this duration. Chronic hepatitis B: If the virus remains in the blood for more than six months, the infection is considered chronic. While most adults are able to clear the virus and do not develop chronic hepatitis B, infants and young children are less likely to eliminate the virus from their bodies. As a result, they are at a higher risk of developing chronic hepatitis B infection. The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test is performed to assess the viral load (amount of virus in an infected person’s blood) and measure the severity of the HBV infection in an individual. It must be kept in mind that this test is not performed to detect an HBV infection. People who are already suffering from hepatitis B infection (Chronic hepatitis B) may get this test done to get the necessary information about how serious the infection has become. Apart from that, it also helps to monitor treatment response in patients who are receiving hepatitis B treatment. Usually, no special preparation is needed for this test. You may eat and drink as per your daily routine. Talk to your doctor about your specific test results. Tell them about your complete medical history to help them correlate your clinical and laboratory findings. ab test results may vary across laboratories. Talk to the doctor about the specific test results. Abnormal test results require an expert interpretation. Therefore, never try to self-medicate based solely on these results. Always consult a doctor for a proper understanding of the test results. read more

What is Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) used for?

The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test is done: To assess disease progression and treatment efficacy in individuals with ch... The Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test is done: To assess disease progression and treatment efficacy in individuals with chronic hepatitis B. To identify individuals at higher risk of liver-related complications and initiate appropriate interventions. To assess the risk of transmission in pregnant women with chronic hepatitis B. read more

HBV DNA Quantification
HBV DNA Detection Report (copies/mL or IU/mL)
Log Value of Viral Load (log IU/mL)

What Each Test Measures

The Hepatitis B Viral Load test measures the amount of HBV DNA present in the blood, usually expressed as IU/mL (International Units per milliliter) or copies/mL. Higher values indicate active viral replication, while lower values show controlled infection or effective treatment response. Logarithmic values (log IU/mL) are also provided to compare viral load changes over time. These measurements help doctors decide treatment plans and predict the risk of liver complications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the full form of HBV?

The full form of HBV is Hepatitis B Virus.

Why do I need the Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test during HBV treatment?

This test measures the level of HBV DNA in the blood to check whether antiviral medicines are effectively reducing the viral load. Viral load monitoring helps doctors determine how well the treatment is working.

Why is measuring viral load important during pregnancy?

Pregnant women with HBV are screened for viral load. If the viral load is above 200,000 IU/mL, antiviral therapy is recommended in the third trimester to reduce the risk of passing the infection to the baby.

Is breastfeeding safe for a mother with hepatitis B?

Yes. Breastfeeding is usually safe if the baby has received the complete hepatitis B vaccine series and HBIG at birth. HBV is not transmitted through breast milk.

Can the Hepatitis B Virus - Viral Load, Quantitative (PCR) test diagnose hepatitis B infection?

No, it is not primarily a diagnostic test. It is used to monitor people already diagnosed with hepatitis B. Initial diagnosis is done using other HBV tests such as HBsAg, anti-HBc, etc.

What does an undetectable viral load mean?

It means the amount of virus in the blood is too low to be measured. This usually indicates inactive infection or successful response to treatment.

What are the symptoms of hepatitis B infection?

Common symptoms include: Fatigue Muscle/joint pain Loss of appetite Dark urine Fever Abdominal pain Jaundice (yellow skin/eyes)

How long does it take for symptoms to appear after HBV infection?

Symptoms may appear 8 weeks to 5 months after exposure, typically around 90 days (3 months).

How is hepatitis B transmitted?

Hepatitis B spreads through: Unprotected sex Sharing needles/syringes Mother-to-baby transmission at birth Sharing personal items (razors, toothbrushes) Unsafe tattooing or piercing

Can hepatitis B spread through food or water?

No. HBV does not spread through food, water, utensils, hugging, kissing, handshakes, coughing, or sneezing.

How long is hepatitis B infectious?

Acute infection: infectious for weeks to up to 6 months Chronic infection: infectious lifelong, with a risk of liver cirrhosis or cancer

How can I prevent hepatitis B infection?

Prevention includes: Hepatitis B vaccination (0, 1, and 6 months) Practicing safe sex Avoiding direct contact with blood Not sharing needles Ensuring safe tattoo/piercing practices Maintaining proper hygiene

What are the types of hepatitis viruses?

The major hepatitis viruses are: Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Hepatitis D Hepatitis E

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CureBay Health Packages are a combination of essential diagnostic tests and preventive checkups, designed to monitor overall health and detect potential issues early.

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