Anti-HCV Antibody
Anti-HCV antibodies are produced in response to infection with the hepatitis C virus; their presence indicates exposure to HCV.
Why it matters: Screening for anti-HCV is the first step in diagnosing hepatitis C infection and identifying individuals who require further testing for active infection.
Associated Conditions
Chronic hepatitis CAcute hepatitis CLiver fibrosis
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Common questions
What is Anti-HCV Antibody?
Anti-HCV antibodies are produced in response to infection with the hepatitis C virus; their presence indicates exposure to HCV.
What might a high or low Anti-HCV Antibody mean?
Screening for anti-HCV is the first step in diagnosing hepatitis C infection and identifying individuals who require further testing for active infection.
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