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First Name Demo
Last Name Account
Age 35
Sex Female
Ethnicity Caucasian
Pregnant No
Height 5.0 ft 11.0 in
Weight 170.0 lbs
Smoking Status Non-smoker
Medications Aspirin, Warfarin, Ibuprofen, Iron Supplements, Lithium

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  • Name: Demo Account
  • Age: 35 years
  • Sex: Female
  • Ethnicity: Caucasian
  • Pregnant: No
  • Height: 5.0 ft 11.0 in
  • Weight: 170.0 lbs
  • Smoking Status: Non-smoker
  • Medications: Aspirin, Warfarin, Ibuprofen, Iron Supplements, Lithium

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Test Value Normal Range Status Difference from Average Interpretation Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
Hematocrit (HCT) 40.0 % 36.0 - 44.0 % Normal 0.0 % Determines the proportion of blood volume occupied by red blood cells.
  • Adjusted for medication (Iron Supplements): ↑ red-cell mass rises as deficiency corrects.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Ongoing blood loss can lower hematocrit
  • Adjusted for medication (Warfarin): Acute or chronic bleeding can lower hematocrit
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Chronic GI blood loss can reduce hematocrit
 Your Hematocrit (HCT) level is lower than the average in your region by 0.0% for a Female at age 35.
  • Stay hydrated and keep up aerobic activity; both support healthy viscosity.
  • Trend monitoring helps catch subtle shifts early.
Hemoglobin (HGB) 5.4 g/dL 12.0 - 15.5 g/dL Low -8.1 g/dL Assesses the amount of hemoglobin in your blood, crucial for oxygen transport.
  • Adjusted for sex (Female).
  • Adjusted for pregnancy or Non pregnancy.
  • Adjusted for medication (Iron Supplements): ↑ improved erythropoiesis increases hemoglobin.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Chronic GI bleeding can lower hemoglobin
  • Adjusted for medication (Warfarin): Bleeding from over-anticoagulation can lower hemoglobin
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): GI irritation and bleeding can lower hemoglobin over time
  • Adjusted for condition (Hypertension): ↓ hemodilution / renal impact
 Your Hemoglobin (HGB) level is lower than the average in your region by 60.0% for a Female at age 35.
  • Low hemoglobin detected — we’ll narrow cause with iron/B12/folate checks.
  • Increase iron-rich foods (lean red meat, liver, clams, spinach, lentils, fortified cereals).
  • Pair iron with vitamin C (citrus, peppers) and avoid tea/coffee or calcium within 1–2 hours of iron.
  • Order/confirm ferritin, transferrin saturation, CBC with indices, reticulocyte count.
  • If iron deficiency is confirmed, recheck HGB/Ferritin in ~6–8 weeks to confirm response.
Lymphocytes 15.0 % 20 - 40 % Low -13.0 % Counts the percentage of lymphocytes, which are vital for immune responses.
  • Standard lymphocyte percentage is applied.
  • No age-related adjustments for lymphocyte counts.
  • No other personal factors affecting lymphocyte counts.
 Your Lymphocytes level is lower than the average in your region by 46.4% for a Female at age 35.
  • Low lymphocytes can occur with acute illness, stress, or certain meds — repeat once recovered.
  • Ensure adequate protein and micronutrients (A, C, E, zinc) to support adaptive immunity.
Neutrophils 78.0 % 40 - 70 % High 16.0 % Counts the percentage of neutrophils, a type of white blood cell important for fighting infections.
  • Adjusted for condition (Asthma): ↑ airway inflammatory response
  • Standard neutrophil percentage is applied.
  • No ethnicity-related adjustments for neutrophil counts.
  • No other personal factors affecting neutrophil counts.
 Your Neutrophils level is higher than the average in your region by 25.8% for a Female at age 35.
  • Neutrophilia often reflects bacterial infection, stress, steroids, or smoking.
  • Correlate with symptoms (fever, cough, urinary symptoms) and consider CRP/ESR if unclear.
  • If elevated >2–4 weeks without clear cause, discuss further evaluation.
Platelet Count (PLT) 160.0 x10^9/L 150 - 450 x10^9/L Normal -90.0 x10^9/L Counts the number of platelets, which are essential for blood clotting.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Reduces platelet function (antiplatelet effect)
  • Adjusted for medication (Warfarin): Normal count but low platelets increase bleeding risk on warfarin
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Short-term platelet function reduction without large count change
 Your Platelet Count (PLT) level is lower than the average in your region by 36.0% for a Female at age 35.
  • Platelet count is in the expected range — great for clotting balance.
  • Keep vitamin-K intake consistent (greens, broccoli). If on warfarin, consistency matters more than quantity.
  • Stay hydrated and keep up regular moderate exercise to support healthy blood viscosity.
  • Tracking MPV (if available) over time can reveal early changes in platelet production/turnover.
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) 54.0 x10^12/L 4.2 - 5.4 x10^12/L High 49.3 x10^12/L Measures the number of red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body.
  • Adjusted for medication (Iron Supplements): ↑ RBC count improves with iron repletion.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Slow blood loss can reduce red blood cell count
  • Adjusted for medication (Warfarin): Significant blood loss can reduce red blood cell count
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Ongoing blood loss can reduce red blood cell count
 Your Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) level is higher than the average in your region by 1048.9% for a Female at age 35.
  • Elevated RBC may reflect dehydration, smoking, altitude training, or androgen therapy.
  • Hydrate well and avoid unnecessary iron supplements.
  • If persistent on repeat, discuss EPO level and JAK2 testing with your clinician.
White Blood Cell Count (WBC) 13.0 x10^9/L 4.0 - 11.0 x10^9/L High 7.0 x10^9/L Indicates the number of white blood cells, which fight infection.
  • Adjusted for condition (Asthma): ↑ systemic inflammation
  • Standard adult WBC range is applied.
 Your White Blood Cell Count (WBC) level is higher than the average in your region by 116.7% for a Female at age 35.
  • If you feel unwell (fever, productive cough, urinary symptoms), seek evaluation — you may need targeted treatment.
  • Consider CRP/ESR and review of recent stress, exercise, or dehydration which can transiently elevate counts.
  • If WBC > 30 or stays elevated > 2–4 weeks, discuss a hematology review.
  • Hydrate, rest, and prioritize anti-inflammatory foods (fatty fish, berries, greens, green tea).

Test Value Normal Range Status Difference from Average Interpretation Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) 16.0 mg/dL 7 - 20 mg/dL Normal 0.0 mg/dL Measures kidney function by assessing the amount of nitrogen in your blood from urea.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Kidney stress or GI bleeding may raise BUN
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Reduced kidney blood flow can raise BUN in some patients
  • Adjusted for medication (Lithium): ↑ BUN can rise with lithium-related renal impairment.
 Your Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) level is lower than the average in your region by 0.0% for a Female at age 35.
  • BUN is within the expected range (expected 7–23).
  • Stay well-hydrated, keep a balanced protein intake, and trend alongside Creatinine.
Creatinine (Cr) 1.0 mg/dL 0.6 - 1.1 mg/dL Normal 0.1 mg/dL Assesses kidney function by measuring the level of creatinine in your blood.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): High dose or long use can mildly affect kidney filtration
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): NSAID kidney effects can mildly increase creatinine
  • Adjusted for medication (Lithium): ↑ chronic nephrotoxicity raises creatinine.
 Your Creatinine (Cr) level is higher than the average in your region by 11.1% for a Female at age 35.
  • Creatinine is within the expected range (expected 0.6–1.5).
  • Maintain hydration and avoid unnecessary nephrotoxins (NSAIDs). Trend with BUN and urinalysis.
Potassium (K) 3.2 mmol/L 3.5 - 5.0 mmol/L Low -1.0 mmol/L Assess potassium levels, crucial for heart and muscle function.
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Impaired kidney excretion can raise potassium
  • Standard potassium range is applied.
  • No ACE inhibitor or ARB medication affecting potassium levels.
  • No diuretic medication affecting potassium levels.
  • No other personal factors affecting potassium levels.
 Your Potassium (K) level is lower than the average in your region by 23.8% for a Female at age 35.
  • Low potassium can cause cramps, weakness, or palpitations — seek care if symptoms occur.
  • Include potassium sources: avocado, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, leafy greens, yogurt.
  • Check magnesium; low Mg can make K hard to correct.
  • Recheck potassium within 1–2 weeks; consider ECG if markedly low (<3.0) or symptomatic.
Sodium (Na) 139.0 mmol/L 135 - 145 mmol/L Normal 1.0 mmol/L Measures the level of sodium in your blood, essential for fluid balance and nerve function.
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): May promote sodium and fluid retention
  • Standard sodium range is applied.
  • No age-related adjustments for sodium levels.
  • No other personal factors affecting sodium levels.
 Your Sodium (Na) level is higher than the average in your region by 0.7% for a Female at age 35.
  • Incorporate steady fluid intake (clear urine, not colorless all day).
  • During heavy exercise/heat, consider electrolytes to match sweat losses.
  • Favor minimally processed foods; you’ll naturally keep sodium in a healthy range.

Test Value Normal Range Status Difference from Average Interpretation Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
HDL Cholesterol 38.0 mg/dL 50 - 100 mg/dL Low -17.0 mg/dL Measures high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, known as 'good' cholesterol.
  • Standard HDL cholesterol lower limit is applied.
  • No sex-related adjustments for HDL cholesterol.
 Your HDL Cholesterol level is lower than the average in your region by 30.9% for a Female at age 35.
  • HDL is below the desirable threshold .
  • Increase aerobic activity (≥150 min/week moderate or ≥75 min vigorous) and add resistance training 2–3×/week.
  • Favor unsaturated fats (olive oil, nuts, avocado), increase fiber (oats, legumes), and prioritize weight reduction if overweight.
  • Avoid trans fats and stop smoking/vaping; both depress HDL.
LDL Cholesterol 142.0 mg/dL 0 - 100 mg/dL High 32.0 mg/dL Assesses low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, known as 'bad' cholesterol.
  • Adjusted for condition (Hypertension): ↑ atherogenic profile
  • Adjusted for condition (Heart Disease): ↑ atherogenic dyslipidemia
  • Standard LDL cholesterol upper limit is applied.
  • No age-related adjustments for LDL cholesterol.
  • No medication-related adjustments for LDL cholesterol.
 Your LDL Cholesterol level is higher than the average in your region by 29.1% for a Female at age 35.
  • LDL is high
  • Shift toward a Mediterranean/Portfolio-style diet: high fiber (≥25–30 g/day), plant sterols/stanols, nuts, legumes, and minimal trans/saturated fats.
  • Add soluble fiber (oats, psyllium) and consider 2–3 servings/week of fatty fish.
  • If you have diabetes, hypertension, or prior cardiovascular disease, discuss medication options (e.g., statins/ezetimibe/PCSK9) with your clinician.
  • Consider ApoB or non-HDL cholesterol to better reflect atherogenic particle burden, especially if triglycerides are high.
Total Cholesterol 210.0 mg/dL 0 - 200 mg/dL High 20.0 mg/dL Evaluates overall cholesterol levels, a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
  • Standard total cholesterol upper limit is applied.
 Your Total Cholesterol level is higher than the average in your region by 10.5% for a Female at age 35.
  • Total cholesterol is high .
  • Emphasize fiber (25–30 g/day), plant sterols/stanols, nuts/legumes, and minimize trans/saturated fats.
  • Increase physical activity and address weight, blood pressure, and glucose.
Triglycerides 140.0 mg/dL 0 - 150 mg/dL Normal 10.0 mg/dL Determines triglyceride levels, another type of fat in the blood associated with heart disease.
  • Adjusted for condition (Diabetes): ↑ insulin-resistance dyslipidemia
  • Adjusted for condition (Hypertension): ↑ metabolic syndrome
  • Adjusted for condition (Heart Disease): ↑ metabolic dyslipidemia
  • Standard triglyceride upper limit is applied.
  • No BMI-related adjustments for triglycerides.
  • No medication-related adjustments for triglycerides.
 Your Triglycerides level is higher than the average in your region by 7.7% for a Female at age 35.
  • Triglycerides are within the expected range
  • Maintain a fiber-rich diet, exercise regularly, and keep alcohol modest.

Test Value Normal Range Status Difference from Average Interpretation Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
Free Thyroxine (Free T4) 1.1 ng/dL 0.8 - 1.8 ng/dL Normal -0.1 ng/dL Measures the active form of thyroxine, crucial for metabolism regulation.
  • Adjusted for medication (Lithium): ↓ thyroid hormone output can fall with chronic lithium.
  • Standard Free T4 range is applied.
  • No pregnancy-related adjustments for Free T4.
 Your Free Thyroxine (Free T4) level is lower than the average in your region by 8.3% for a Female at age 35.
  • Recheck alongside TSH if symptoms change; avoid biotin for 48–72h before thyroid labs.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) 2.5 µIU/mL 0.4 - 4.0 µIU/mL Normal 0.0 µIU/mL Regulates thyroid function by stimulating hormone production.
  • Adjusted for pregnancy or Non pregnancy.
  • Adjusted for medication (Lithium): ↑ lithium-induced hypothyroidism elevates TSH.
  • Standard TSH range is applied.
  • No age-related adjustments for TSH.
  • No pregnancy-related adjustments for TSH.
 Your Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) level is lower than the average in your region by 0.0% for a Female at age 35.
  • Take adequate iodine/selenium intake and recheck if symptoms arise.

Test Value Normal Range Status Difference from Average Interpretation Details Unique Insight Custom Recommendations
C-Reactive Protein (CRP) 0.25 mg/dL 0.0 - 1.0 mg/dL Normal -0.55 mg/dL Measures inflammation levels, a general marker for various conditions.
  • Adjusted for medication (Aspirin): Anti-inflammatory effect may help lower CRP
  • Adjusted for medication (Ibuprofen): Anti-inflammatory action can lower CRP
  • Adjusted for condition (Hypertension): ↑ vascular inflammation
  • Adjusted for condition (Asthma): ↑ acute-phase reactant
  • Adjusted for condition (Heart Disease): ↑ vascular inflammation
  • Standard CRP upper limit is applied.
  • No smoking-related adjustments for CRP.
  • No age-related adjustments for CRP.
 Your C-Reactive Protein (CRP) level is lower than the average in your region by 68.8% for a Female at age 35.
  • Emphasize anti-inflammatory diet: colorful vegetables, olive oil, nuts, fatty fish; limit refined carbs and processed meats.
  • Prioritize sleep and stress reduction; both meaningfully lower inflammatory tone.
  • If you’re ill, repeat CRP 2–4 weeks after recovery to ensure it normalizes.
  • For cardiac risk, consider hs-CRP specifically (different assay) alongside a lipid panel.
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) 6.0 % 4.0 - 5.6 % High 0.5 % Provides an average blood glucose level over the past 2-3 months, important for diabetes management.
  • Adjusted for condition (Diabetes): ↑ chronic hyperglycemia
  • Standard HbA1c range is applied.
  • No age-related adjustments for HbA1c levels.
  • No ethnicity-related adjustments for HbA1c levels.
  • No BMI-related adjustments for HbA1c levels.
  • No other personal factors affecting HbA1c levels.
 Your Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) level is higher than the average in your region by 9.1% for a Female at age 35.
  • HbA1c is in the prediabetes range (5.7–6.4%).
  • Prioritize weight loss if needed, reduce refined carbs, and aim for ≥150 min/week of activity.
  • Recheck A1c in ~3 months to assess trend.
Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D) 22.0 ng/mL 20 - 50 ng/mL Normal -13.0 ng/mL Determines vitamin D levels, important for bone health and immune function.
  • Standard Vitamin D range is applied.
  • No ethnicity-related adjustments for Vitamin D.
 Your Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D) level is lower than the average in your region by 37.1% for a Female at age 35.
  • Vitamin D is on point — maintain with sensible sun, diet, or a modest daily supplement if sun is limited.
  • Pair vitamin-D intake with dietary fat (e.g., olive oil, nuts) to aid absorption.
  • Annual recheck is reasonable, especially in winter climates or if risk factors change.

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Fatty Fish

Serving: Include 2-3 servings per week.

Alternative: Flaxseeds

Berries

Serving: Consume 1-2 cups daily.

Alternative: Cherries

Nuts

Serving: Snack on a handful of almonds or walnuts daily.

Alternative: Seeds

Olive Oil

Serving: Use as a primary cooking oil.

Alternative: Avocado Oil

Green Tea

Serving: Enjoy 1-2 cups daily.

Alternative: Herbal Teas

Avocados

Serving: Include half an avocado in your daily diet.

Alternative: Olive Oil

Red Meat

Serving: Consume 3-4 ounces, 2-3 times a week.

Alternative: Legumes

Beans

Serving: Add to salads and soups.

Alternative: Tofu

Spinach

Serving: Add 1 cup to your daily salads.

Alternative: Kale

Iron-Fortified Cereals

Serving: Enjoy with breakfast as directed on packaging.

Alternative: Whole Grain Toast

Oats

Serving: Start your day with a bowl of oatmeal.

Alternative: Barley

Legumes

Serving: Add beans or lentils to salads and soups.

Alternative: Tofu

Fruits

Serving: Consume 2-3 servings daily.

Alternative: Berries

Vegetables

Serving: Include a variety of vegetables in every meal.

Alternative: Leafy Greens

Whole Grains

Serving: Include in breakfast and lunch.

Alternative: Quinoa

Citrus Fruits

Serving: Consume 2-3 servings daily.

Alternative: Strawberries

Garlic

Serving: Add to meals as needed.

Alternative: Onions

Ginger

Serving: Incorporate into teas or meals.

Alternative: Turmeric

Green Leafy Vegetables

Serving: Include in salads and smoothies.

Alternative: Broccoli

Bananas

Serving: Consume 1-2 bananas daily.

Alternative: Oranges

Oranges

Serving: Enjoy as a snack or juice.

Alternative: Strawberries

Potatoes

Serving: Bake or boil as needed.

Alternative: Sweet Potatoes

Increase Water Intake

Serving: Drink at least 8 glasses of water daily.

Alternative: Herbal Teas

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Fatty Fish

Try Flaxseeds instead.

Berries

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Nuts

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Olive Oil

Try Avocado Oil instead.

Green Tea

Try Herbal Teas instead.

Fatty Fish

Try Flaxseeds instead.

Nuts

Try Seeds instead.

Olive Oil

Try Avocado Oil instead.

Avocados

Try Olive Oil instead.

Red Meat

Try Legumes instead.

Beans

Try Tofu instead.

Spinach

Try Kale instead.

Iron-Fortified Cereals

Try Whole Grain Toast instead.

Oats

Try Barley instead.

Legumes

Try Tofu instead.

Fruits

Try Berries instead.

Vegetables

Try Leafy Greens instead.

Whole Grains

Try Quinoa instead.

Citrus Fruits

Try Strawberries instead.

Garlic

Try Onions instead.

Ginger

Try Turmeric instead.

Green Leafy Vegetables

Try Broccoli instead.

Berries

Try Cherries instead.

Fatty Fish

Try Flaxseeds instead.

Nuts

Try Seeds instead.

Olive Oil

Try Avocado Oil instead.

Bananas

Try Oranges instead.

Oranges

Try Strawberries instead.

Spinach

Try Kale instead.

Potatoes

Try Sweet Potatoes instead.

Beans

Try Lentils instead.

Increase Water Intake

Try Herbal Teas instead.

Oats

Try Barley instead.

Legumes

Try Tofu instead.

Fruits

Try Berries instead.

Vegetables

Try Leafy Greens instead.

Berries

Try Cherries instead.

Fatty Fish

Try Flaxseeds instead.

Nuts

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Olive Oil

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Personalized Health Tips

Tip 1: Incorporate anti-inflammatory foods and maintain a healthy lifestyle to lower CRP levels.
Tip 2: Incorporate sources of healthy fats and maintain an active lifestyle to enhance HDL cholesterol.
Tip 3: Combine iron-rich foods with vitamin C to enhance absorption.
Tip 4: Adopt a heart-healthy diet rich in fiber and low in unhealthy fats to manage high LDL cholesterol.
Tip 5: Ensure a balanced diet with adequate nutrients to support immune function.
Tip 6: Incorporate anti-inflammatory foods consistently to manage elevated neutrophil levels.
Tip 7: Combine potassium-rich foods with other nutrients for overall health support.
Tip 8: Monitor your iron intake and stay hydrated.
Tip 9: Focus on a diet rich in fiber and low in saturated and trans fats to manage high cholesterol.
Tip 10: Incorporate anti-inflammatory foods consistently to manage elevated WBC levels.

Foods/Supplements to Avoid

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

  • Sugary Beverages Avoid
  • Processed Foods Avoid
  • Trans Fats Avoid

LDL Cholesterol

  • Trans Fats Avoid
  • Processed Meats Avoid
  • Sugary Beverages Avoid

Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)

  • Excessive Red Meat Avoid
  • Iron Supplements Avoid

Total Cholesterol

  • Trans Fats Avoid
  • Processed Meats Avoid
  • Sugary Beverages Avoid

Severity Levels

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C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

Moderate

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HDL Cholesterol

Mild

Keep monitoring and make small adjustments to your diet and habits.

Hemoglobin (HGB)

Moderate

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LDL Cholesterol

Moderate

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Lymphocytes

Moderate

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Neutrophils

Moderate

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Potassium (K)

Moderate

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Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)

Mild

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Total Cholesterol

Moderate

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White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Moderate

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Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

Avoid eating protein-rich meals before the test for accurate results.

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

No preparation is needed unless specified.

Creatinine (Cr)

Stay hydrated to ensure accurate kidney function results.

Free Thyroxine (Free T4)

No special preparation is required.

HDL Cholesterol

Fast for 9-12 hours before the test for accurate results.

Hematocrit (HCT)

No preparation is required. Stay hydrated for accurate measurements.

Hemoglobin (HGB)

Hydration can help ensure accurate results.

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)

No fasting or preparation is needed.

LDL Cholesterol

Fast for 9-12 hours before the test for accurate results.

Lymphocytes

No preparation is required for this test.

Neutrophils

No preparation is necessary. Inform your doctor of any recent infections.

Platelet Count (PLT)

No preparation is necessary. Inform your doctor if you are taking blood-thinning medications.

Potassium (K)

Avoid potassium-rich foods like bananas before the test if directed by your doctor.

Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)

Ensure you're hydrated for accurate results.

Sodium (Na)

No preparation is usually needed. Stay hydrated.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Avoid eating or taking medications for at least 8 hours before the test.

Total Cholesterol

A fasting period of 9-12 hours is recommended before a cholesterol test.

Triglycerides

Avoid alcohol and fast for 12 hours prior to testing triglyceride levels.

Vitamin D (25-hydroxyvitamin D)

Avoid supplements containing vitamin D for 24 hours before the test.

White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

No specific preparation is needed. Inform your doctor if you have any infections or inflammatory conditions.

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Based on your current test results, consider the following tests for further health evaluation.

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
  • Test: Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
    Reason: to confirm and quantify inflammation
Hemoglobin (HGB)
  • Test: Iron
    Reason: to check for iron deficiency anemia
  • Test: Folate
    Reason: to identify folate deficiency
Potassium (K)
  • Test: Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
    Reason: to check for metabolic imbalances
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)
  • Test: Hematocrit (HCT)
    Reason: to confirm increased red cell mass
  • Test: Erythropoietin
    Reason: to evaluate if high RBC is due to hormone levels
White Blood Cell Count (WBC)
  • Test: Neutrophils
    Reason: to determine if a bacterial infection is present
  • Test: Lymphocytes
    Reason: to assess viral infections or immune response

Condition Management Roadmap

Diabetes

Short-Term
Long-Term
Goals
Short-Term Actions:
  • Monitor blood glucose levels regularly
  • Adjust diet to include low glycemic index foods
Long-Term Monitoring:
  • HbA1c tests every 3 months
  • Regular eye examinations
  • Foot care and regular foot exams
Goal Setting:
  • Lower HbA1c to below 7%
  • Maintain blood pressure below 130/80 mmHg

Hypertension

Short-Term
Long-Term
Goals
Short-Term Actions:
  • Reduce sodium intake
  • Increase physical activity
  • Monitor blood pressure daily
Long-Term Monitoring:
  • Regular check-ups with a healthcare provider
  • Monitor cholesterol levels
Goal Setting:
  • Maintain blood pressure below 120/80 mmHg
  • Achieve a healthy body weight

Asthma

Short-Term
Long-Term
Goals
Short-Term Actions:
  • Identify and avoid triggers
  • Use prescribed rescue inhalers as needed
Long-Term Monitoring:
  • Regular spirometry tests
  • Annual flu vaccinations
Goal Setting:
  • Prevent asthma attacks
  • Maintain normal lung function

Heart Disease

Short-Term
Long-Term
Goals
Short-Term Actions:
  • Adopt a heart-healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
  • Start prescribed medications such as statins or beta-blockers
Long-Term Monitoring:
  • Regular cardiac check-ups and stress tests
  • Monitor blood pressure and cholesterol levels
Goal Setting:
  • Reduce the risk of heart attacks or progression of disease
  • Improve overall cardiovascular health through lifestyle changes

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  • Incorporate fresh fruits and vegetables into every meal.
  • Engage in light to moderate physical activity (e.g., walking) several times a week.
  • Aim for at least 7-8 hours of quality sleep each night.
  • Limit processed foods and reduce sugar intake.

Mind & Emotional Wellbeing

Support your mental health with these positive practices:

  • Try 10-minute mindfulness meditations each morning.
  • Keep a gratitude journal to note 3 things you’re thankful for daily.
  • Explore calming apps or guided relaxation videos online.
  • Set aside time for hobbies and activities you enjoy.
  • Connect regularly with friends and family to maintain strong relationships.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can monitor your progress through the Disease Management Roadmap section, which outlines short-term actions, long-term monitoring, and goal-setting tailored to your condition.

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Your Personalized Health Overview

Get a comprehensive overview of your health status in one place.

Composite Health Score

0.89

88%

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

Overall Health Assessment

Outstanding, Demo! Your overall health is excellent. Your dedication to maintaining a healthy lifestyle is paying off.

Health Categories at a Glance

Immune Health

0.62

Hematologic Health

0.48

Coagulation

1.00

Electrolyte Balance

0.96

Kidney Function

1.00

Liver Function

No Data

Metabolic Balance

1.00

Cardiovascular Health

0.92

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

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

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.

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

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.

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Test Your Value Medication Influence
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) 16.0 mg/dL
  • The medication Lithium may affect Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN): ? BUN can rise with lithium-related renal impairment.
C-Reactive Protein (CRP) 0.25 mg/dL
  • No medication influences detected for C-Reactive Protein (CRP), Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
Creatinine (Cr) 1.0 mg/dL
  • The medication Ibuprofen may affect Creatinine (Cr): May increase creatinine levels
  • The medication Lithium may affect Creatinine (Cr): ? chronic nephrotoxicity raises creatinine.
Free Thyroxine (Free T4) 1.1 ng/dL
  • The medication Lithium may affect Free Thyroxine (Free T4): ? thyroid hormone output can fall with chronic lithium.
HDL Cholesterol 38.0 mg/dL
  • Your HDL Cholesterol levels appear unaffected by your medications, Demo. Keep up the great work!
Hematocrit (HCT) 40.0 %
  • The medication Iron Supplements may affect Hematocrit (HCT): ? red-cell mass rises as deficiency corrects.
Hemoglobin (HGB) 5.4 g/dL
  • The medication Iron Supplements may affect Hemoglobin (HGB): ? improved erythropoiesis increases hemoglobin.
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) 6.0 %
  • It seems your Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) results are independent of medication effects, Demo. Always a good sign!
LDL Cholesterol 142.0 mg/dL
  • For LDL Cholesterol, no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.
Lymphocytes 15.0 %
  • For Lymphocytes, no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.
Neutrophils 78.0 %
  • No medication influences detected for Neutrophils, Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
Platelet Count (PLT) 160.0 x10^9/L
  • It seems your Platelet Count (PLT) results are independent of medication effects, Demo. Always a good sign!
Potassium (K) 3.2 mmol/L
  • Your Potassium (K) levels appear unaffected by your medications, Demo. Keep up the great work!
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) 54.0 x10^12/L
  • The medication Iron Supplements may affect Red Blood Cell Count (RBC): ? RBC count improves with iron repletion.
Sodium (Na) 139.0 mmol/L
  • No medication influences detected for Sodium (Na), Demo. If you're curious, consult your healthcare provider to understand what can affect these values.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) 2.5 µIU/mL
  • The medication Lithium may affect Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH): ? lithium-induced hypothyroidism elevates TSH.
Total Cholesterol 210.0 mg/dL
  • Your Total Cholesterol levels appear unaffected by your medications, Demo. Keep up the great work!
Triglycerides 140.0 mg/dL
  • It seems your Triglycerides results are independent of medication effects, Demo. Always a good sign!
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.
White Blood Cell Count (WBC) 13.0 x10^9/L
  • For White Blood Cell Count (WBC), no medications in your current regimen are known to influence these levels, Demo.

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