Hepatitis B- is there consequences of being positive?

[Jphysics 0]

Greetings,

 

I would like to ask for clarification and I will be glad if I  can get a response. 

I am Hepatitis B positive, and during my medical examination, the doctor indicated that I should not take the Hepatitis B vaccine because I am already exposed to the virus.

In the contraindication section, he wrote “chronic Hepatitis B.” Although I am not on any medication, as my case is still considered acute and I do routine tests every six months, the doctor explained that “chronic Hepatitis B virus” is the only option he could select on the form to indicate a medical waiver for not taking the vaccine.

My question is: Will my Hepatitis B status be a reason for visa denial during my upcoming interview with a consular officer? or make me inadmissible at the U.S. port of entry?. 
 

I await response on this matter. Thanks. 
 

[JeanneAdil 7,308]

Non acute Hep B and no treatment plan

I would guess (and this is only guess) would mean additional tests to determine if virus is active and causing liver damage 

 

and then a treatment plan if one is needed 

 

BTW What visa type?

and please fill out your profile timeline and ID the country

 

seems what 1 embassy denies , another allows so embassy info is important