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I need help understanding the results to my blood work. I already knew I have hepatitis C. I got it about 6-7 years ago. These are my blood work results. Ast- 32H. Alt-40H. Hdl cholesterol-33L. Triglycerides- 165H. Chol/HDLC Ratio- 130H. Non HDL cholesterol- 158H. HCV RNA,Quantitative real time PCR - 2960000H. HCV RNA, Quantitative real time PCR- 6.47H. Hepatitis C Antibody- Reactive. Signal to cut off- 29.40H. Please help me understand these results. I've googled but I still don't understand.
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