Sample analysis · sample data

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Markers analyzed

Needs attention

Optimal

Total Cholesterol

Slightly elevatedLipids

212mg/dLRef 125 – 200 mg/dLUp 8 mg/dL vs. last test (Jan 2025).

What it means

Your total cholesterol is just above the recommended range. Small diet shifts often bring this back in line within a few months.

Doctor view

TC 212 mg/dL — borderline-high per ATP III. Recommend lipid sub-fractionation (LDL-P / ApoB) and re-test in 3 months.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

HDL Cholesterol

OptimalLipids

58mg/dLRef 40 – — mg/dLStable across the last 3 readings.

What it means

HDL is the protective cholesterol. Yours is in a strong range — keep up the regular movement and healthy fats.

Doctor view

HDL-C 58 mg/dL — favorable. No obvious concern in this sample.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

LDL Cholesterol

ElevatedLipids

144mg/dLRef — – 100 mg/dLUp 12% since last test.

What it means

LDL is above target. This isn't an emergency, but it's worth discussing with your doctor — diet, fiber, and activity make a real difference.

Doctor view

LDL-C 144 mg/dL — above optimal (<100). Ask your clinician whether a fuller cardiovascular risk review and lifestyle changes make sense for you.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

Fasting Glucose

Slightly lowMetabolic

64mg/dLRef 70 – 99 mg/dLSlightly below the typical fasting range — not alarming.

What it means

A touch low for a fasting reading. Often happens after a long overnight fast. Mention it if you've felt shaky or light-headed in the mornings.

Doctor view

FBG 64 mg/dL — slightly below the typical fasting range. Likely a fasting artifact; no obvious concern in this sample, worth discussing with your clinician alongside HbA1c and how you feel in the mornings.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

HbA1c

OptimalMetabolic

5.4%Ref — – 5.6 %Stable — excellent long-term glucose control.

What it means

Your 3-month average blood sugar is in a healthy range. This is one of the best long-term metabolic signals.

Doctor view

HbA1c 5.4% — within the typical range. No obvious concern in this sample.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

Vitamin D, 25-OH

LowVitamins

22ng/mLRef 30 – 100 ng/mLDown from 28 ng/mL last fall.

What it means

Vitamin D is below the suggested range. Common in winter months and with limited sun exposure. Worth a conversation about supplementation.

Doctor view

25-OH Vit D 22 ng/mL — insufficient. Ask your clinician whether supplementation and retesting in 8–12 weeks make sense.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

TSH

In rangeThyroid

2.1mIU/LRef 0.45 – 4.5 mIU/LStable mid-range reading.

What it means

Your thyroid-stimulating hormone is comfortably in range. No red flags here.

Doctor view

TSH 2.1 mIU/L — euthyroid.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

Ferritin

LowIron

18ng/mLRef 30 – 400 ng/mLDown from 34 ng/mL six months ago.

What it means

Iron stores are running low. Many people feel tired before this becomes a clinical anemia. Ask your doctor whether iron-rich foods or a short supplement course makes sense.

Doctor view

Ferritin 18 ng/mL — iron-deficient (without anemia). Verify CBC + iron panel; ask your clinician whether supplementation and retesting make sense.

Sample reading for illustration only — not medical advice.

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