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Test Value Normal Range Status Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
2026-01-11
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13.0 x10^9/L
4 - 11 x10^9/L Moderate High
  • Your personalized range: 4–11 ×10^9/L.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Condition: Asthma — ↑ Systemic inflammation.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 2 ×10^9/L above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 13 → 13 ×10^9/L → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your White Blood Cell Count (WBC) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 73.3% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Moderate High
What this means

Indicates the number of white blood cells, which fight infection.

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Compared with 13 on 2026-01-09, WBC is essentially stable over 2 days; the small change is unlikely to be meaningful by itself.

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White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)
2026-01-11
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54.0 x10^12/L
4.2 - 5.4 x10^12/L Critical High
  • Your personalized range: 4.2–5.4 ×10^12/L.
  • Using your age 35 and sex (Female), we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Iron Supplements — ↑ RBC count improves with iron repletion.
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↓ Slow blood loss can reduce red blood cell count.
  • Medication: Warfarin — ↓ Significant blood loss can reduce red blood cell count.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↓ Ongoing blood loss can reduce red blood cell count.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 48.6 ×10^12/L above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 54 → 54 ×10^12/L → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 1025.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Critical High
What this means

Measures the number of red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body.

Compared with your history

Compared to your sex-specific expected range (age 35), RBC count is Critical High at 54 x10^12/L (expected 4.2–5.4 x10^12/L).

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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)
Hemoglobin (HGB)
2026-01-11
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5.4 g/dL
12 - 15.5 g/dL Critical Low
  • Your personalized range: 12–15.5 g/dL.
  • Using your age 35 and sex (Female), we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Iron Supplements — ↑ Improved erythropoiesis increases hemoglobin.
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↓ Chronic GI bleeding can lower hemoglobin.
  • Medication: Warfarin — ↓ Bleeding from over-anticoagulation can lower hemoglobin.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↓ GI irritation and bleeding can lower hemoglobin over time.
  • Condition: Hypertension — ↓ Hemodilution / renal impact.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 6.6 g/dL below your personalized lower boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 5.4 → 5.4 g/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Hemoglobin (HGB) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 60.7% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Critical Low
What this means

Assesses the amount of hemoglobin in your blood, crucial for oxygen transport.

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Compared with 5.4 g/dL on 2026-01-09, hemoglobin is essentially stable over 2 days; the small change is unlikely to be meaningful by itself.

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Hemoglobin (HGB)
Hematocrit (HCT)
2026-01-11
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40.0 %
36 - 44 % Optimal
  • Your personalized range: 36–44 %.
  • Using your age 35 and sex (Female), we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Iron Supplements — ↑ Red-cell mass rises as deficiency corrects.
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↓ Ongoing blood loss can lower hematocrit.
  • Medication: Warfarin — ↓ Acute or chronic bleeding can lower hematocrit.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↓ Chronic GI blood loss can reduce hematocrit.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 4 % above your lower boundary and 4 % below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 40 → 40 % → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Hematocrit (HCT) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 0.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Optimal
What this means

Determines the proportion of blood volume occupied by red blood cells.

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Compared with 40 % on 2026-01-09, hematocrit is essentially stable over 2 days; the small change is unlikely to be meaningful by itself.

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Hematocrit (HCT)
Platelet Count (PLT)
2026-01-11
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160.0 x10^9/L
150 - 450 x10^9/L Low-Normal
  • Your personalized range: 150–450 ×10^9/L.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Other personal factors that may influence this result:
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↓ Reduces platelet function (antiplatelet effect).
  • Medication: Warfarin — ↑ Normal count but low platelets increase bleeding risk on warfarin.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↓ Short-term platelet function reduction without large count change.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 10 ×10^9/L above your lower boundary and 290 ×10^9/L below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 160 → 160 ×10^9/L → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Platelet Count (PLT) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 46.7% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Low-Normal
What this means

Counts the number of platelets, which are essential for blood clotting.

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Compared with 160 on 2026-01-09, platelets are essentially stable over 2 days; the small change is unlikely to be meaningful by itself.

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Platelet Count (PLT)
Neutrophils
2026-01-11
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78.0 %
40 - 70 % Mild High
  • Your personalized range: 40–70 %.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Condition: Asthma — ↑ Airway inflammatory response.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 8 % above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 78 → 78 % → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Neutrophils level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 41.8% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Mild High
What this means

Counts the percentage of neutrophils, a type of white blood cell important for fighting infections.

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Neutrophils
Lymphocytes
2026-01-11
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15.0 %
20 - 40 % Moderate Low
  • Your personalized range: 20–40 %.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Reference position: your result is 5 % below your personalized lower boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 15 → 15 % → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Lymphocytes level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 50.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Moderate Low
What this means

Counts the percentage of lymphocytes, which are vital for immune responses.

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Trend: compared to the last Lymphocytes (15), there’s no meaningful change (previous test ~2 days earlier).

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Lymphocytes

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Sodium (Na)
2026-01-11
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139.0 mmol/L
135 - 145 mmol/L Optimal
  • Your personalized range: 135–145 mmol/L.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↑ May promote sodium and fluid retention.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 4 mmol/L above your lower boundary and 6 mmol/L below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 139 → 139 mmol/L → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Sodium (Na) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 0.7% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Optimal
What this means

Measures the level of sodium in your blood, essential for fluid balance and nerve function.

Compared with your history

Compared with 139 mmol/L on 2026-01-09, sodium is essentially stable over 2 days.

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Sodium (Na)
Potassium (K)
2026-01-11
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3.2 mmol/L
3.5 - 5 mmol/L Mild Low
  • Your personalized range: 3.5–5 mmol/L.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↑ Impaired kidney excretion can raise potassium.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 0.3 mmol/L below your personalized lower boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 3.2 → 3.2 mmol/L → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Potassium (K) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 24.7% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Mild Low
What this means

Assess potassium levels, crucial for heart and muscle function.

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Compared with 3.2 mmol/L on 2026-01-09, potassium is essentially stable over 2 days.

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Potassium (K)
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
2026-01-11
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16.0 mg/dL
7 - 20 mg/dL Normal
  • Your personalized range: 7–20 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Aspirin — ↑ Kidney stress or GI bleeding may raise BUN.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↑ Reduced kidney blood flow can raise BUN in some patients.
  • Medication: Lithium — ↑ BUN can rise with lithium-related renal impairment.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 9 mg/dL above your lower boundary and 4 mg/dL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 16 → 16 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 18.5% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Normal
What this means

Measures kidney function by assessing the amount of nitrogen in your blood from urea.

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Compared with 16 mg/dL on 2026-01-09, BUN is essentially stable over 2 days; that stability is more useful than judging today's number alone.

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Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
Creatinine (Cr)
2026-01-11
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1.0 mg/dL
0.6 - 1.1 mg/dL Normal
  • Your personalized range: 0.6–1.1 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35 and sex (Female), we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Other personal factors that may influence this result:
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↑ High dose or long use can mildly affect kidney filtration.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↑ NSAID kidney effects can mildly increase creatinine.
  • Medication: Lithium — ↑ Chronic nephrotoxicity raises creatinine.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 0.4 mg/dL above your lower boundary and 0.1 mg/dL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 1 → 1 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Creatinine (Cr) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 17.6% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Normal
What this means

Assesses kidney function by measuring the level of creatinine in your blood.

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Compared with 1 mg/dL on 2026-01-09, creatinine is essentially stable over 2 days; that stability is more reassuring than judging the current value alone.

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Creatinine (Cr)

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Total Cholesterol
2026-01-11
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210.0 mg/dL
0 - 200 mg/dL Borderline High
  • Your personalized range: 0–200 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Reference position: your result is 10 mg/dL above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 210 → 210 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Total Cholesterol level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 110.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Borderline High
What this means

Evaluates overall cholesterol levels, a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.

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Trend: compared to the last Total Cholesterol (210), there’s no meaningful change (previous test ~2 days earlier).

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Total Cholesterol
HDL Cholesterol
2026-01-11
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38.0 mg/dL
50 - 100 mg/dL Moderate Low
  • Your personalized range: 50–100 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35 and sex (Female), we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Reference position: your result is 12 mg/dL below your personalized lower boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 38 → 38 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your HDL Cholesterol level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 49.3% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Moderate Low
What this means

Measures high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, known as 'good' cholesterol.

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Trend: compared to the last HDL (38), there’s no meaningful change (previous test ~2 days earlier).

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HDL Cholesterol
LDL Cholesterol
2026-01-11
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142.0 mg/dL
0 - 100 mg/dL Severe High
  • Your personalized range: 0–100 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Condition: Hypertension — ↑ Atherogenic profile.
  • Condition: Heart Disease — ↑ Atherogenic dyslipidemia.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 42 mg/dL above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 142 → 142 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your LDL Cholesterol level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 184.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Severe High
What this means

Assesses low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, known as 'bad' cholesterol.

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LDL Cholesterol
Triglycerides
2026-01-11
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140.0 mg/dL
0 - 150 mg/dL High-Normal
  • Your personalized range: 0–150 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Condition: Diabetes — ↑ Insulin-resistance dyslipidemia.
  • Condition: Hypertension — ↑ Metabolic syndrome.
  • Condition: Heart Disease — ↑ Metabolic dyslipidemia.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Fasting note: Fasting status was not provided.
  • Reference position: your result is 140 mg/dL above your lower boundary and 10 mg/dL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 140 → 140 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Triglycerides level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 86.7% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance High-Normal
What this means

Determines triglyceride levels, another type of fat in the blood associated with heart disease.

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Triglycerides

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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
2026-01-11
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2.5 µIU/mL
0.4 - 4 µIU/mL Optimal
  • Your personalized range: 0.4–4 µIU/mL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Lithium — ↑ Lithium-induced hypothyroidism elevates TSH.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 2.1 µIU/mL above your lower boundary and 1.5 µIU/mL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 2.5 → 2.5 µIU/mL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 13.6% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Optimal
What this means

Regulates thyroid function by stimulating hormone production.

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Trend: compared to the last TSH (2.5), there’s no meaningful change (previous test ~2 days earlier).

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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Free Thyroxine (Free T4)
2026-01-11
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1.1 ng/dL
0.8 - 1.8 ng/dL Normal
  • Your personalized range: 0.8–1.8 ng/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
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  • Medication: Lithium — ↓ Thyroid hormone output can fall with chronic lithium.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 0.3 ng/dL above your lower boundary and 0.7 ng/dL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 1.1 → 1.1 ng/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Free Thyroxine (Free T4) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 15.4% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Normal
What this means

Measures the active form of thyroxine, crucial for metabolism regulation.

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C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
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0.25 mg/dL
0 - 1 mg/dL Normal
  • Your personalized range: 0–1 mg/dL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Other personal factors that may influence this result:
  • Medication: Aspirin — ↓ Anti-inflammatory effect may help lower CRP.
  • Medication: Ibuprofen — ↓ Anti-inflammatory action can lower CRP.
  • Condition: Hypertension — ↑ Vascular inflammation.
  • Condition: Asthma — ↑ Acute-phase reactant.
  • Condition: Heart Disease — ↑ Vascular inflammation.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 0.25 mg/dL above your lower boundary and 0.75 mg/dL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 0.25 → 0.25 mg/dL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your C-Reactive Protein (CRP) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 50.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Normal
What this means

Measures inflammation levels, a general marker for various conditions.

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Compared to your sex-specific expected range (age 35), CRP is Normal at 0.25 mg/dL (expected 0–1 mg/dL).

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Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D)
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22.0 ng/mL
20 - 50 ng/mL Low-Normal
  • Your personalized range: 20–50 ng/mL.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Reference position: your result is 2 ng/mL above your lower boundary and 28 ng/mL below your upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 22 → 22 ng/mL → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D) level is lower than the average in Chase City, VA by 37.1% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Low-Normal
What this means

Determines vitamin D levels, important for bone health and immune function.

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Trend: compared to the last Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D) (22), there’s no meaningful change (previous test ~2 days earlier).

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Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
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6.0 %
4 - 5.6 % Mild High
  • Your personalized range: 4–5.6 %.
  • Using your age 35, we selected the reference range that best fits you.
  • What changed: we personalized this result using your details that are clinically relevant to this test.
  • Personal context reviewed for this result: age 35, sex (Female), ethnicity, smoking status, and pregnancy status.
  • Other personal factors that may influence this result:
  • Condition: Diabetes — ↑ Chronic hyperglycemia.
  • These factors may influence the measured value, but they do not redefine the healthy reference range.
  • Reference position: your result is 0.4 % above your personalized upper boundary.
  • Timeline: this result is dated January 11, 2026. Only results before this date are used when comparing your history.
  • Since your last result on January 9, 2026: 6 → 6 % → 0.0% over 2 days.
 Your Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) level is higher than the average in Chase City, VA by 25.0% for a female at age 35.
Your result at a glance Mild High
What this means

Provides an average blood glucose level over the past 2-3 months, important for diabetes management.

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Your Personal Nutrition Guide

Turn your results into practical food choices, healthier swaps, focused tips, and recipes you can use every day.

18 recommended foods
18 healthy swaps
13 personalized tips
Your nutrition roadmap

What to eat, what to swap, and what to watch

Each section turns your results into a clearer next step. Open a section to review the recommendations that matter most to you.

01
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Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: HDL Cholesterol Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: LDL Cholesterol Blood test: Lymphocytes Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Potassium (K) Blood test: Total Cholesterol Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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C-Reactive Protein (CRP) HDL Cholesterol Hemoglobin (HGB) LDL Cholesterol Lymphocytes Neutrophils Potassium (K) Total Cholesterol White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Salmon

Recommended
Suggested serving About 100–120 g cooked, commonly 1–2 times weekly if appropriate.
Alternative Trout or sardines
NIH vitamin B12 guide
02
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Beans

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1/2–1 cup cooked; rinse canned beans to reduce sodium.
Alternative Lentils
NIH iron guide
03
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Lentils

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1/2–1 cup cooked in a meal.
Alternative Black beans or chickpeas
NIH iron guide
04
For Iron Supplements For Warfarin
Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Potassium (K) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Hemoglobin (HGB) Neutrophils Potassium (K) White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Spinach

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1 cup raw or 1/2 cup cooked; keep intake consistent when taking warfarin.
Alternative Kale or broccoli
NIH iron guide
05
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HDL Cholesterol LDL Cholesterol Potassium (K) Total Cholesterol

Avocado

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1/4–1/2 avocado.
Alternative Olive oil or hummus
NIH folate guide
06
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Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Lymphocytes Blood test: Potassium (K)
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Plain Greek Yogurt

Recommended
Suggested serving About 175–200 g; choose unsweetened and lower-fat when heart health is a priority.
Alternative Fortified unsweetened soy yogurt
NIH vitamin B12 guide
07
Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Potassium (K) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Suggested from your blood test results
Neutrophils Potassium (K) White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Tomatoes

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1 medium tomato or 1 cup chopped; choose no-salt-added canned products when needed.
Alternative Red bell peppers
NIH potassium guide
08
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Potassium (K)
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Potassium (K)

Orange

Recommended
Suggested serving One medium whole orange rather than juice for routine meals.
Alternative Kiwi or bell peppers
NIH potassium guide
09
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)

Baked Potato

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1 small potato; portion and preparation matter for glucose management.
Alternative Sweet potato or beans
NIH potassium guide
10
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)

Sweet Potato

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1/2 medium as the carbohydrate portion of a meal.
Alternative Winter squash
NIH potassium guide
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Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)

Banana

Recommended
Suggested serving One small banana; portion may need adjustment for high potassium or glucose concerns.
Alternative Orange or potato
NIH potassium guide
12
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)

Kiwi

Recommended
Suggested serving One or two kiwis.
Alternative Orange or strawberries
NIH potassium guide
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Broccoli

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1 cup raw or 1/2–1 cup cooked.
Alternative Cauliflower or cabbage
NIH folate guide
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Calcium-Set Tofu

Recommended
Suggested serving About 100–150 g in a meal; check the label for calcium content.
Alternative Tempeh or lentils
NIH iron guide
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Bell Peppers

Recommended
Suggested serving About 1/2–1 pepper or 1 cup sliced.
Alternative Broccoli or oranges
NIH vitamin C guide
16
For Iron Supplements
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Hemoglobin (HGB) Lymphocytes

Iron- and B12-Fortified Cereal

Recommended
Suggested serving Use the label serving size and choose a lower-added-sugar, higher-fiber option.
Alternative Fortified whole-grain toast
NIH iron guide
17
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB)
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Hemoglobin (HGB)

Lean Beef

Recommended
Suggested serving About 75–100 g cooked as one meal portion; frequency should fit your overall heart and iron needs.
Alternative Lentils with bell peppers
NIH iron guide
18
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Lymphocytes
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Lymphocytes

Pumpkin Seeds

Recommended
Suggested serving About 2 tablespoons or a small handful; choose unsalted.
Alternative Sunflower seeds
NIH iron guide
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Salmon

Try this instead

Trout or sardines

NIH vitamin B12 guide
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Beans

Try this instead

Lentils

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Lentils

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Black beans or chickpeas

NIH iron guide
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Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Potassium (K) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Spinach

Try this instead

Kale or broccoli

NIH iron guide
For Heart Disease For Hypertension
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Avocado

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Olive oil or hummus

NIH folate guide
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Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Lymphocytes Blood test: Potassium (K)
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Hemoglobin (HGB) Lymphocytes Potassium (K)
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Plain Greek Yogurt

Try this instead

Fortified unsweetened soy yogurt

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Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Potassium (K) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Neutrophils Potassium (K) White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Tomatoes

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Red bell peppers

NIH potassium guide
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Blood test: Potassium (K)
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Potassium (K)
Swap this

Orange

Try this instead

Kiwi or bell peppers

NIH potassium guide
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)
Swap this

Baked Potato

Try this instead

Sweet potato or beans

NIH potassium guide
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)
Swap this

Sweet Potato

Try this instead

Winter squash

NIH potassium guide
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)
Swap this

Banana

Try this instead

Orange or potato

NIH potassium guide
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)
Swap this

Kiwi

Try this instead

Orange or strawberries

NIH potassium guide
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Broccoli

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Cauliflower or cabbage

NIH folate guide
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Blood test: HDL Cholesterol Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: LDL Cholesterol Blood test: Lymphocytes Blood test: Total Cholesterol
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Calcium-Set Tofu

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Tempeh or lentils

NIH iron guide
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Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Lymphocytes
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Bell Peppers

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Broccoli or oranges

NIH vitamin C guide
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB) Blood test: Lymphocytes
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Hemoglobin (HGB) Lymphocytes
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Iron- and B12-Fortified Cereal

Try this instead

Fortified whole-grain toast

NIH iron guide
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB)
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Hemoglobin (HGB)
Swap this

Lean Beef

Try this instead

Lentils with bell peppers

NIH iron guide
For Iron Supplements
Blood test: Lymphocytes
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Lymphocytes
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Pumpkin Seeds

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Sunflower seeds

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Personalized guidance

Health Tips for Your Results

Focused ideas you can work into your routine one step at a time.

13 tips
01

Personalized Tip

Consistent vitamin K intake is usually the goal with warfarin, not avoidance of vegetables.

Potassium (K) Vitamin K
02
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)

Personalized Tip

Do not use this profile when kidney function is reduced or potassium has also been high at other times without clinician guidance.

Potassium (K)
03
For Iron Supplements
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Personalized Tip

Pair beans, lentils, tofu, fortified grains, or greens with bell peppers, citrus, kiwi, or broccoli.

Lentils Broccoli
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Personalized Tip

A practical plate is half non-starchy vegetables, one-quarter lean protein, and one-quarter quality carbohydrate.

General Nutrition
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Blood test: Lymphocytes
Lymphocytes

Personalized Tip

Follow clean, separate, cook, and chill food-safety practices; fever with neutropenia needs urgent medical instructions.

General Nutrition
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Compare sodium per serving and serving size rather than relying on front-of-package claims.

Sodium (Na)
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For Warfarin
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Personalized Tip

A blood vitamin K result and a clotting result are not interchangeable; interpret them with medication history.

Potassium (K) Vitamin K
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Replace saturated fat with unsaturated fat rather than simply adding extra fat or calories.

General Nutrition
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Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Neutrophils White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Personalized Tip

Look for the cause of inflammation rather than promising that a food will lower the marker.

General Nutrition
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Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

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Do not imply causation from one lab result or promise that a meal will normalize it.

General Nutrition
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Personalized Tip

Build meals from multiple food groups instead of relying on a single 'superfood'.

General Nutrition
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For Warfarin

Personalized Tip

Keep vitamin K intake reasonably consistent from day to day and coordinate major changes with the warfarin prescriber.

Potassium (K) Vitamin K
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Foods & Supplements to Avoid

Items flagged around specific biomarkers in your results.

12 result groups
Connected result

General

General Nutrition
  • Abrupt vitamin K changes while taking warfarin Avoid
  • Changing anticoagulant medication without instructions Avoid
  • Using food or supplements to self-correct an INR Avoid
Blood test: Potassium (K)
Potassium (K)
Connected result

Potassium (K)

Potassium
  • Potassium supplements or potassium salt substitutes unless a clinician approves them Avoid
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For Iron Supplements
Connected result

Iron Supplements

Serum Iron
  • Unsupervised high-dose iron supplements Avoid
  • Tea or coffee with the same meal when trying to maximize iron absorption Avoid
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Connected result

Diabetes

General Nutrition
  • Sugar-sweetened beverages Avoid
  • Large portions of refined grains Avoid
  • Frequent sweets Avoid
  • Excessive alcohol Avoid
  • Routine fruit juice Avoid
Blood test: Lymphocytes
Lymphocytes
Connected result

Lymphocytes

Lymphocytes
  • Raw or undercooked eggs, meat, seafood, and unpasteurized dairy when immunity is significantly reduced Avoid
  • Unwashed produce when neutropenia or immunosuppression is present Avoid
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Heart Disease, Hypertension

General Nutrition
  • Frequent high-sodium processed foods Avoid
  • Potassium salt substitutes unless the care team approves them Avoid
  • Excessive alcohol Avoid
For Warfarin
For Warfarin
Connected result

Warfarin

General Nutrition
  • Abrupt large changes in vitamin K intake while taking warfarin Avoid
  • Vitamin K supplements without prescriber guidance Avoid
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Blood test: HDL Cholesterol Blood test: LDL Cholesterol Blood test: Total Cholesterol
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HDL Cholesterol LDL Cholesterol Total Cholesterol
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HDL Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, Total Cholesterol

Cholesterol
  • Trans fat Avoid
  • Frequent processed meats Avoid
  • Butter, shortening, and other major saturated-fat sources Avoid
  • Frequent fried foods Avoid
  • Sugar-sweetened beverages Avoid
Blood test: Hemoglobin (HGB)
Hemoglobin (HGB)
Connected result

Hemoglobin (HGB)

Hemoglobin
  • Starting iron supplements before iron deficiency is confirmed Avoid
  • Tea or coffee taken with an iron-focused meal when iron deficiency is confirmed Avoid
Blood test: C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
C-Reactive Protein (CRP) +2 more
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Neutrophils White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
Connected result

C-Reactive Protein (CRP), Neutrophils, White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

White Blood Cell Count Neutrophils C-Reactive Protein
  • Frequent sugar-sweetened beverages Avoid
  • Frequent processed meats Avoid
  • Frequent refined carbohydrates Avoid
  • Excessive alcohol Avoid
Blood test: Neutrophils Blood test: Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) Blood test: White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
Connected result

Neutrophils, Red Blood Cell Count (RBC), White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

White Blood Cell Count Red Blood Cell Count Neutrophils
  • Supplements marketed as a direct cure for the laboratory result Avoid
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Asthma

General Nutrition
  • Frequent sugar-sweetened beverages Avoid
  • Frequent ultra-processed foods Avoid
  • Excessive alcohol Avoid
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Severity Levels

See which nutrition-related indicators may deserve more attention.

20 indicators
Health indicator

Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Blood Urea Nitrogen
Health indicator

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

Medical review

This result has been marked for medical review. Discuss it with your healthcare provider alongside your complete results and health history.

C-Reactive Protein
Health indicator

Creatinine (Cr)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Creatinine
Health indicator

Free Thyroxine (Free T4)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Free Thyroxine
Health indicator

HDL Cholesterol

Medical review

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Total Cholesterol
Health indicator

Hematocrit (HCT)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Hematocrit
Health indicator

Hemoglobin (HGB)

Medical review

This result has been marked for medical review. Discuss it with your healthcare provider alongside your complete results and health history.

Hemoglobin
Health indicator

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Hemoglobin (HGB) Hemoglobin A1c
Health indicator

LDL Cholesterol

Medical review

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Total Cholesterol
Health indicator

Lymphocytes

Medical review

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Lymphocytes
Health indicator

Neutrophils

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Neutrophils
Health indicator

Platelet Count (PLT)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Platelet Count
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Potassium (K)

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Potassium
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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)

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Red Blood Cell Count
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Sodium (Na)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Sodium
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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
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Total Cholesterol

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Cholesterol
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Triglycerides

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Triglycerides
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Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D)

Normal

This indicator is currently within the expected range. Continue your healthy routine and monitor it with future results.

Vitamin D
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White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

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White Blood Cell Count
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Composite Health Score

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This score combines all your categories into one easy-to-understand metric.

Overall Health Assessment

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Health Categories at a Glance

Immune Health

0.86

Hematologic Health

0.48

Coagulation

1.00

Electrolyte Balance

0.96

Kidney Function

1.00

Liver Function

No Data

Metabolic Balance

0.96

Cardiovascular Health

0.76

Bone Health

1.00

Endocrine Function

1.00

Iron Metabolism

No Data

Pancreatic Function

No Data

Inflammatory Markers

No Data

Nutritional Status

No Data

Cancer Markers

No Data

Detailed Category Insights

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Immune Health is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Attention needed, Demo: Your Hematologic Health shows areas that could benefit from improvement. Consider consulting with a healthcare professional to address these concerns.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Coagulation is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Electrolyte Balance is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Kidney Function is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Liver Function. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Metabolic Balance is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Good job, Demo! Your Cardiovascular Health is generally healthy, though there's room for some fine-tuning.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Bone Health is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Fantastic news, Demo! Your Endocrine Function is in excellent condition. Keep up the great work and continue embracing healthy habits.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Iron Metabolism. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Pancreatic Function. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Inflammatory Markers. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Nutritional Status. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Dear Demo, we did not receive data for your Cancer Markers. Please consider getting these tests done for a comprehensive analysis.

Understanding Your Health Scores

The health scores provide an overview of your health status based on test results. Below is a quick breakdown of the different score ranges:

Score Range Meaning
0.80 - 1.00 Excellent: Your health is optimal, with test results well within normal range.
0.50 - 0.79 Good: Your health is generally good, though there may be minor deviations.
0.30 - 0.49 Moderate: Some test results are outside normal range, indicating areas to monitor.
Below 0.30 Poor: Significant deviations in test results that may require medical attention.

Note: Scores closer to 1.00 indicate better health. If your scores are low, consult your healthcare provider for further evaluation.

🔗 Source: MedlinePlus — Understanding Lab Results

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Test Your Value Medication Influence
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) 16.0 mg/dL
C-Reactive Protein (CRP) 0.25 mg/dL
  • It seems your C-Reactive Protein (CRP) results are independent of medication effects, Demo. Always a good sign!
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Creatinine (Cr) 1.0 mg/dL
Free Thyroxine (Free T4) 1.1 ng/dL
HDL Cholesterol 38.0 mg/dL
  • Great news, Demo! No known medications are currently impacting your HDL Cholesterol results.
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Hematocrit (HCT) 40.0 %
Hemoglobin (HGB) 5.4 g/dL
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) 6.0 %
  • Great news, Demo! No known medications are currently impacting your Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) results.
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LDL Cholesterol 142.0 mg/dL
  • It seems your LDL Cholesterol results are independent of medication effects, Demo. Always a good sign!
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Lymphocytes 15.0 %
  • For Lymphocytes, no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.
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Neutrophils 78.0 %
  • Your Neutrophils levels appear unaffected by your medications, Demo. Keep up the great work!
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Platelet Count (PLT) 160.0 x10^9/L
  • No medication influences detected for Platelet Count (PLT), Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
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Potassium (K) 3.2 mmol/L
  • Your Potassium (K) levels appear unaffected by your medications, Demo. Keep up the great work!
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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) 54.0 x10^12/L
Sodium (Na) 139.0 mmol/L
  • For Sodium (Na), no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.
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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) 2.5 µIU/mL
Total Cholesterol 210.0 mg/dL
  • No medication influences detected for Total Cholesterol, Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
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Triglycerides 140.0 mg/dL
  • Great news, Demo! No known medications are currently impacting your Triglycerides results.
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Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D) 22.0 ng/mL
  • For Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D), no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.
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White Blood Cell Count (WBC) 13.0 x10^9/L
  • No medication influences detected for White Blood Cell Count (WBC), Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
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