Hepatitis B virus is a double-shelled virus, surface antigen exists on the outer shell of the hepatitis B virus, which is equivalent to the hepatitis B virus "fingerprints", this antigenic material can stimulate the body to produce the corresponding surface antibody. The e antigen and core antigen of hepatitis B virus exist on the inner shell of hepatitis B virus. As long as the outer shell is intact, these two antigenic substances will not be released into the blood.

The human immune system and antivirus software are similar to have a "virus library", the difference is that the immune "virus library" can not be upgraded on the Internet at will like antivirus software. They are inherited and solidified by our ancestors. You are one of the lucky ones, the immune viral reservoir inherited from your ancestors contains information about the hepatitis B virus, so that when you encounter the invasion of the hepatitis B virus, you can quickly start the immune response to eventually kill the hepatitis B virus, which is manifested as the second surface antigen positive.

Your second, fourth and fifth positives can be understood in this way. When encountering the invasion of the hepatitis B virus, first the surface antigen on the outer shell of the hepatitis B virus stimulates the body to produce surface antibodies, which in turn initiates the killing process, and as a result, the hepatitis B virus is broken into pieces. In this way, the antigenic material on the inner coat shell of the hepatitis B virus is released into the bloodstream, which in turn stimulates the body to produce the corresponding antibodies, that is, the fourth and fifth antibodies. Eventually the hepatitis B virus is completely eliminated before it has a chance to invade the liver cells, but the stimulated production of the associated antibodies can exist independently of the antigenic components of the virus for a relatively long period of time. This results in your test results of 2, 4, and 5 positives. In short, the hepatitis B virus is not present in your body. All the antibodies are simply the remnants of the Hepatitis B virus after it has invaded and been eliminated. Of course, these antibodies are not immune for life, and will disappear if there is no constant stimulation from the antigenic components. So your results are the remnants of the hepatitis B virus that has invaded and been eliminated. You do not currently have the hepatitis B virus in your body.

Would you still be rejected by a recruiter with a result like this, now that you don't even have to get the hepatitis B vaccine?