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Reiwa
09-08-2025, 06:09 PM
I was like yeah sure I can do that it's probably a good idea to be protected.

But then I did some ancillary googling and I guess it makes you test positive for hepatitis?

Not so sure anymore.

What do you think?

Duik
09-08-2025, 06:13 PM
Ask RFK.

shovelquest
09-08-2025, 06:24 PM
Food and medicine should never be questioned just consumed. No one has ever put things that cause diseases and cancers in food or especially medicine, ever. Stop thinking about it is my advice.

Knuckle
09-08-2025, 08:31 PM
The most disease resistant population is the one that doesnt vaccine, because they are either disease free or dead from said diseases they didnt vaccine from like the fucking Victorian era.

shovelquest
09-08-2025, 08:59 PM
We all have a story of someone that we’ve lost to no vaccines in our lives.

Botten
09-08-2025, 09:10 PM
I was like yeah sure I can do that it's probably a good idea to be protected.

But then I did some ancillary googling and I guess it makes you test positive for hepatitis?

Not so sure anymore.

What do you think?

Received any Blood transfusions recently? (likely not) if so the donor's immunoglobulins could cause a problem.

Hmm.. have you had dengue, zika or hepatitis C? (they share epitopes) if so, it could cause a false positive; if they are using serological testings.
There are more advance tests like multiplex assays which are much more accurate but not a very common means of testing.

Have you had any other recent vaccines or a cold or something you have recovered from within the last 6 months?

Since the vaccine prompts the production of HBsAg; surface antigen there are 'rare' cases where people might get a false positive on certain hepatitis tests.

I mean, if you're getting tested soon and are worried about how results might be interpreted, you could mention your vaccination status to your provider; a means of showing you have immunity markers... not infection ones.

I say if you are traveling get the vaccine.

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 09:15 PM
Received any Blood transfusions recently? (likely not) if so the donor's immunoglobulins could cause a problem.

Hmm.. have you had dengue, zika or hepatitis C? (they share epitopes) if so, it could cause a false positive; if they are using serological testings.
There are more advance tests like multiplex assays which are much more accurate but not a very common means of testing.

Have you had any other recent vaccines or a cold or something you have recovered from within the last 6 months?

Since the vaccine prompts the production of HBsAg; surface antigen there are 'rare' cases where people might get a false positive on certain hepatitis tests.

I mean, if you're getting tested soon and are worried about how results might be interpreted, you could mention your vaccination status to your provider; a means of showing you have immunity markers... not infection ones.

I say if you are traveling get the vaccine.

I haven't received fluids of any kind. My doctor thinks I'm gay, don't you think?

Botten
09-08-2025, 09:22 PM
I haven't received fluids of any kind. My doctor thinks I'm gay, don't you think?

That is silly maybe you are just a player, swinger, libertine, hedonist, hypersexual, promiscuous, philanderer or sex addict?

;)

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 09:41 PM
That is silly maybe you are just a player, swinger, libertine, hedonist, hypersexual, promiscuous, philanderer or sex addict?

;)

I already said that.

Ekco
09-08-2025, 09:54 PM
My doctor thinks I'm gay, don't you think?

https://i.imgur.com/BC8bPNl.gif

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 10:22 PM
Focusing on risk groups created stigma, which deterred many from seeking vaccination. By recommending the vaccine for everyone, health officials removed the need for people to identify with a specific risk group, thereby normalizing the vaccine and increasing access.

OK but I return to my original question - why does it make you test positive?

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 10:32 PM
a means of showing you have immunity markers... not infection ones.

oh. OH. ok. :(

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 10:35 PM
My doctor doesn't want to give me hepatitis, but he does want me to appear to have been previously infected?

shovelquest
09-08-2025, 10:36 PM
Great now we're helping people that get stigmas to reproduce. Who thought this stuff through!

Reiwa
09-08-2025, 11:40 PM
So any future bloodtest I might have would say I tested positive for hepatitis.

shovelquest
09-08-2025, 11:44 PM
Your driving record may show it's safer if you're at the wheel than if AI was driving your car, but overall it's safer for everyone if we mandate the use of AI driving because there are more people that are worse drivers than you, and we wouldn't want any stigmas you know.