A severe anxiety disorder caused me to start thinking today about tests I did 20 years ago and then 8 years ago when I realized the Dr. from 2001 may have misinterpreted my results.  Here is my situation: in 2001 I got tested for HEP B, I had the following results: I had (-) HBsAG (surface antigen), I had (-) HBsAB (surface antibody) and a (+) HBcAB (core antibody).  At the time the Dr. told me I was fine and I need no further testing - so I never thought about it again until (2013) when my anxiety was triggered by something which then after doing some research I realized that my test was possibly inconclusive.  In 2013 I went to another doctor results this time were: (-) HBsAG , (-) HBsAB and a (-) HBcAB - thus all three negative.  This Dr. told me this was conclusive proof I was Hep (-) but not protected bc I never had HEP B and was never vaccinated.  Today I got scared and was thinking maybe this doctor was wrong and I still might be at risk of being a person that has low level chronic infection that is asymptomatic.  I talked with my GP and she said since all of my ALTs / ASTs / ALPs have always been normal - that the first test (2002) had a false positive HBcAB and that the second test showed conclusively that I was a not HEP carrier since I all three tests HBsAG (surface antigen), HBsAB (surface antibody), HBcAB (core antibody) were negative and no further testing was needed – Do you agree I am Hep B negative and do not need to be tested again?