Discussion
A person with surface antigen persisting beyond six months is regarded as having
Answer: C
Correct answer: chronic hepatitis B infection
Six months is the conventional dividing line. Surface antigen still present after that means the infection has not been cleared and is now chronic, with a lifetime risk of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma that requires monitoring. Its disappearance within six months marks resolution.
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