HIV and Hepatitis

HIV and Hepatitis

HIV 1 + 2 Ab

HIV is the abbreviation of Human Immunodeficiency Virus, and from Retroviruses family which are divided into two groups of HIV1 and HIV2. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is created by this virus. Prevalence of Virus Type 1 is all throughout the world and Virus Type 2 is mostly seen in West Africa and some limited parts of the world. From entry of AIDS virus to body up to positive laboratory result which shows infection of the patient may take 2 to 12 weeks and it may take even 6 months (window time). The people with risky behaviors, whose HIV test is negative, are required to repeat their HIV test three month later, and if their risky behavior continues, they should have HIV test each six-month. Since antibody can enter fetus’s body through infected mother... More...

The generating element of Hepatitis B is classified as one of the liver viruses with DNA. This virus has a cover, bistrand and annular DNAwhich part of it is single-strand and has reverse transcriptase enzymethat this enzyme is connected to genome of virus, and has ribonuclease activity. Hepatitis B virus is the agent of disease, and human body is the only natural host of this virus. The virus can live for a long time in environment and it is fully stable. During incubation term of this disease and in its acute stage, the virus is in blood. One of thespecifications of this virus is the long incubation time which is 6 weeks to 6 months. The virus... More...

HBsAg

HCV-Ab

Hepatitis B Virus is from Hepadnaviridae family and has bistrand DNA. This virus is the main factor of infection to Hepatitis and is recognized through blood transfusion with Hepatitis C. Infection to HBV virus may demonstrate a range of clinical protest including mild and unclear symptoms, to deadly ones, such as liver Cirrhosis and liver cancer. Classification of Hepatitis B requires identification of various serologic indexes which are observable in three phases of incubation, acute and recovery from infection. Getting free from HBsAg after treatment, shows recovery, while its presence for more than one year is the symbol of... More...

Hepatitis B Virus is from Hepadnaviridae family and has bistrand DNA. This virus is the main factor of infection to Hepatitis and is recognized through blood transfusion with Hepatitis C. Infection to HBV virus may demonstrate a range of clinical protest including mild and unclear symptoms, to deadly ones, such as liver Cirrhosis and liver cancer. Classification of Hepatitis B requires identification of various serologic indexes which are observable in three phases of incubation, acute and recovery from infection. Getting free from HBsAg after treatment, shows recovery, while its presence for more than one year is the symbol of... More...

HBsAb

HIV 1 + 2 Ab

HIV is the abbreviation of Human Immunodeficiency Virus, and from Retroviruses family which are divided into two groups of HIV1 and HIV2. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is created by this virus. Prevalence of Virus Type 1 is all throughout the world and Virus Type 2 is mostly seen in West Africa and some limited parts of the world. From entry of AIDS virus to body up to positive laboratory result which shows infection of the patient may take 2 to 12 weeks and it may take even 6 months (window time). The people with risky behaviors, whose HIV test is negative, are required to repeat their HIV test three month later, and if their risky behavior continues, they should have HIV test each six-month. Since antibody can enter fetus’s body through infected mother... More...

HBsAg

The generating element of Hepatitis B is classified as one of the liver viruses with DNA. This virus has a cover, bistrand and annular DNAwhich part of it is single-strand and has reverse transcriptase enzymethat this enzyme is connected to genome of virus, and has ribonuclease activity. Hepatitis B virus is the agent of disease, and human body is the only natural host of this virus. The virus can live for a long time in environment and it is fully stable. During incubation term of this disease and in its acute stage, the virus is in blood. One of thespecifications of this virus is the long incubation time which is 6 weeks to 6 months. The virus... More...

HCV-Ab

Hepatitis B Virus is from Hepadnaviridae family and has bistrand DNA. This virus is the main factor of infection to Hepatitis and is recognized through blood transfusion with Hepatitis C. Infection to HBV virus may demonstrate a range of clinical protest including mild and unclear symptoms, to deadly ones, such as liver Cirrhosis and liver cancer. Classification of Hepatitis B requires identification of various serologic indexes which are observable in three phases of incubation, acute and recovery from infection. Getting free from HBsAg after treatment, shows recovery, while its presence for more than one year is the symbol of... More...

HBsAb

Hepatitis B Virus is from Hepadnaviridae family and has bistrand DNA. This virus is the main factor of infection to Hepatitis and is recognized through blood transfusion with Hepatitis C. Infection to HBV virus may demonstrate a range of clinical protest including mild and unclear symptoms, to deadly ones, such as liver Cirrhosis and liver cancer. Classification of Hepatitis B requires identification of various serologic indexes which are observable in three phases of incubation, acute and recovery from infection. Getting free from HBsAg after treatment, shows recovery, while its presence for more than one year is the symbol of... More...

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