Did all the tests on blood (common, biochemistry, clinical), HIV, Hepatitis B and C. Everything is normal, except for one. Antibodies of hepatitis C. It happens whether this analysis is wrong? Made repeatedly and asked for blood biochemistry analysis for hepatitis C, but I returned again Biochemistry (where everything is normal, too) piece of paper with a number of parameters with the Latin abbreviation ... In particular: WBC: 9.9 109 / l (4.0-10.0) RBC: 4.93 1012 / l (3.80 - 5.80) HGB: 149 g / l (120 - 160) HCT: .400 l / l (.350 - .500) PLT: 174 L 108 / l (180 - 390) PCT: .138 10-2l / l (.100 - .150) MCV: 81 f1 (80 - 90) MCH: 30.2 Pg (26.5 - 33.5) MCHC: 373 H g / l (315-350) RDW: 14.7% (10.0-15.0) MPV: 7.9 f1 (6.5-11.0) PDW: 16.6% (10.0 - 18.0)% LYM: 22.7% (17-40)% MON: 6.0% (3.0-10.0)% GRA: 71.3% (47.0-72.0) # LYM: 2.2 109 / l (1.2-3.2) # MON 0.5 109 / l (0.3-0.8) # GRA: 7.2 H 109 / l (1.2-6.8 ), etc. all parameters within the parentheses .. . and the inscription "HFA" Question: What is the data? Do I have hepatitis C? Do I need more tests to verify the absence of disease? Sincerely, Vladimir.

Respond Malabaev Kirimulah Dzhamalovich, hepatology, gastroenterology, hepatology and gastroenterology clinic Medal fact that you have painted - a clinical (total) blood test. In order to reject or confirm the diagnosis of hepatitis C you need to pass the PCR diagnosis for hepatitis C (HCV-RNA qualitative). Similar question: ... in my blood for hepatitis C virus is detected, analysis of Biochemistry in the norm, what do I need to pass more tests ...