We in the city do not test for antibodies to hepatitis A. Instead, take a biochemistry - bilirubin, ALT, AST and thymol AVE. What they should be, to say exactly what a person is sick? At what stage of the disease, they act as markers, ie, give a definite answer, sick people or not. Vaccinations against hepatitis A in our city do not, of imunoglobulina discouraged.

Respond Tatyana Stepanova, a gastroenterologist, hepatologist Biochemical blood changes when a person becomes ill, ie when the jaundice starts. Similar question: "... there a cure for hepatitis? On the biochemistry of ALT 1989 (N 5-40) and ACT 46 (N 5-40), cholesterol ...