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Fictional example

See how to read a lab report.

This example shows where to find each test, result, laboratory range, and flag. It is not a real medical report.

Example lab reportFictional demonstration
TestResultLaboratory comparison
LDL cholesterol137 mg/dLHighLab range: below 100 mg/dL
HDL cholesterol58 mg/dLIn rangeLab range: 40 mg/dL or higher
Triglycerides102 mg/dLIn rangeLab range: below 150 mg/dL

Example only. These are not your results and do not provide a diagnosis or medical advice.

Reading the report

Find the result, then compare it with the lab’s range.

  • Find the test name and reported value
  • Check whether your BioLabKit report marks it high, low, or in range
  • Read related results together
  • Discuss the complete report with a licensed healthcare professional

Using your report

What a lab report can and cannot tell you.

Your results can help you

  • Compare the same test over time
  • Prepare questions for your healthcare professional

Your results cannot

  • Diagnose a medical condition by themselves
  • Replace medical care or emergency services

Your symptoms, medical history, medications, and complete laboratory report all matter. Discuss your results with a licensed healthcare professional. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.

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