SURENDRA RUHELA

MALE, 50
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YOUR NORMAL PROFILE YOUR BORDERLINE PROFILE YOUR ABNORMAL PROFILE

Blood Clotting, Thyroid Profile Inflammation, Electrolyte Profile, Vitamin Anemia Studies, Blood Counts, Diabetes
Profile, Urinalysis Monitoring, Lipid Profile, Liver Profile, Kidney
Profile

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Normal Borderline Abnormal

ANEMIA STUDIES LIPID PROFILE

Test Name Result unit Range Test Name Result unit Range

Haemoglobin 8.0 g/dL 13-17 HDL Cholesterol 29.6 mg/dL

Haematocrit (HCT) 27.8 % 40-50 LDL Cholesterol 78.18 mg/dL
Red Blood Cell Count 4.17 million 4.5-5.5 Triglyceride 186.1 mg/dL
(RBC) Non HDL Cholesterol 115.4 mg/dL
Mean Corposcular 66.8 fL 83-101 Cholesterol : HDL Ratio 4.9 < 3.5
Volume (MCV)
VLDL Cholestrol 37.22 mg/dL
Mean Corposcular 19.2 pg 27-32
Apolipoprotein A1 86.23 mg/dl 107-177
Haemoglobin (MCH)
Apolipoprotein B/A1 1.14 < 0.98
Mean Corposcular 28.8 g/dL 31.5-34.5
Haemoglobin Conc. The following test(s) are within normal range:
(MCHC)
Total Cholesterol CRP-hs Lipoprotein (a)
Red Cell Distribution 17.3 % 11.8-14.5 Apolipoprotein B
Width (RDWcv)
Red Blood Cells Absent /HPF <2
Iron 19.3 µg/dL 49-181
Total Iron Binding 502.6 µg/dL 261-462
Capacity
Transferin Saturation 3.84 % 20-50

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URINALYSIS LIVER PROFILE

Test Name Result unit Range Test Name Result unit Range

Appearance Cloudy SGOT/ AST 27.0 U/L

Epithelial Cells 2-3 /HPF Indirect Bilirubin 0.36 mg/dL
Casts Granular Cast(1-2) /HPF Globulin 2.65
Others Mucus(+) A/G Ratio 1.58

The following test(s) are within normal range: The following test(s) are within normal range:
Color Specific Gravity pH Protein SGPT/ ALT Alkaline Phosphatase
Ketone Urobilinogen Bilirubin Billirubin Total Billirubin Direct Total Protein
Occult Blood White Blood Cells (Pus Cells) Albumin Gamma Glutamyl Tranferase
Crystals Bacteria

BLOOD COUNTS ELECTROLYTE PROFILE

Test Name Result unit Range Test Name Result unit Range

Lymphocytes 21.6 % 25-45 Sodium 132.8 mmol/L 137-145

Eosinophils 6.2 % 1-6 Ferritin 10.02 ng/mL 12-300
Basophils 0.3 %
The following test(s) are within normal range:
The following test(s) are within normal range: Potassium Chloride Calcium Phosphorus
Total Leucocyte Count (TLC) Neutrophils Magnesium
Monocytes Lymphocytes. Monocytes.
Basophils.

KIDNEY PROFILE DIABETES

MONITORING
Test Name Result unit Range

Creatinine eGFR 111.83 Test Name Result unit Range

Urea 18.45 mg/dL 19.2-42.8 Glucose (F) 153.4 mg/dL 70-99
Uric Acid 3.19 mg/dL 3.5-8.5 Hemoglobin A1c (%) 6.1 < 5.7

The following test(s) are within normal range: The following test(s) are within normal range:
Creatinine Glucose

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VITAMIN PROFILE INFLAMMATION

Test Name Result unit Range Test Name Result unit Range

25- Hydroxy Vitamin D 32.9 ng/mL Erythrocytes 42 mm/ hr. < 15

Sedimentation Rate
The following test(s) are within normal range:
Vitamin B-12

THYROID PROFILE BLOOD CLOTTING

No abnormal test result detected No abnormal test result detected

The following test(s) are within normal range: The following test(s) are within normal range:
Free T3 Free T4 TSH Platelet count Mean Platelet Volume (MPV)

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Anemia Studies Back to Summary

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About Anemia Panel

Anemia is the condition where your body has less RBCs (red blood cells) or the RBCs don't have enough haemoglobin.
Hemoglobin is an oxygen binding protein inside a RBC. RBCs carry oxygen to different parts of your body. Untreated anemia can
lead to heart diseases.

Your results
Haemoglobin: 8.0 g/dL Red Blood Cell Count (RBC): 4.17 Red Blood Cells: Absent /HPF
million
13 17 2
You 4.5 5.5 ou

You
Hemoglobin is present in the Red Blood The number of red blood cells in 1
Cells and it carries oxygen to the tissues. The number of red blood cells in 1 microlitre of your blood. Low RBCs count
If Hb is less it causes anemia. Anemia microlitre of your blood. Low RBCs count indicates anemia.
because of low hemoglobin and is more indicates anemia.
common in women.

Haematocrit (HCT): 27.8 % LOW Mean Corposcular Volume (MCV): 66.8 fL LOW
METHOD: RBC PULSE HIGH DETECTION METHOD METHOD: CALCULATED METHOD

Haematocrit means how much of your blood is made up of This test indicates the size of RBCs. Healthy RBCs are neither
RBCs. Haematocrit is sometimes also called PCV (Packed Cell too large nor too small.
Volume).

LOW NORMAL HIGH LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 40 40-50 > 50 < 83 83-101 > 101

You: 27.8 You: 66.8

Mean Corposcular Haemoglobin (MCH): 19.2 pg Mean Corposcular Haemoglobin Conc.(MCHC): 28.8
METHOD: CALCULATED METHOD
LOW g/dL LOW
METHOD: CALCULATED METHOD
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MCH level refers to the average amount of hemoglobin found in

the red blood cells in the body. This is the average concentration of hemoglobin in your red
blood cells. Low value means hemoglobin is present in a lesser
LOW NORMAL HIGH
amount within your RBCs.
< 27 27-32 > 32 LOW NORMAL HIGH

You: 19.2 < 31.5 31.5-34.5 > 34.5

You: 28.8

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Anemia Studies Back to Summary

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RDW

About

High RDW (Red cell Distribution Width) indicates that your RBCs are of variable sizes. If your RBCs are smaller than standard size
or if your RBCs are bigger than normal size, in both cases, your RDW will come high. This test will help to know the type and
reason for anemia. A high RDW could mean nutrient deficiencies.
RDW-CV and RDW-SD are two different values to understand RBCs size variation.

Red Cell Distribution Width (RDWcv): 17.3 % HIGH

Red cell Distribution Width-Coefficient of Variation, This indicates the variation in size of RBCs. Too much variation in
size is seen in iron deficiency anemia.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 11.8 11.8-14.5 > 14.5

You: 17.3

Iron: 19.3 µg/dL LOW

Iron in haemoglobin is responsible for carrying oxygen throughout your body. Symptoms of iron deficiency (most
common being tiredness) are not seen for years and may go unnoticed.
Anemia because of iron deficiency is the most common cause of anemia. In children iron deficiency anemia causes
growth problems and in pregnant womens it causes premature deliveries.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 49 49-181 > 181

You: 19.3

Total Iron Binding Capacity: 502.6 µg/dL HIGH

This test measures the blood's ability to attach itself to iron.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

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< 261 261-462 > 462
You: 502

Transferin Saturation 3.84 mg/dL LOW

Transferrin attaches itself with iron and transports iron in your

body. Transferrin is synthesized in your liver. Transferrin level
testing is used to determine the cause of anemia.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 20 20-50 > 50

You: 3.84

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Overall Studies
Anemia Diet and Lifestyle to avoid Anemia
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Eat plenty of iron-rich foods like green- Avoid drinking tea or coffee with your
leafy vegetables, lentils, and beans. meals, as they can affect iron absorption.

Food rich in vitamin C can improve iron Take Vitamin A rich foods like red and
absorption and thus help in preventing yellow fruits as this vitamin increases iron
iron deficiency anaemia. absorption from food.
This includes fruits such as oranges,
strawberries, kiwi and vegetables such as
broccoli, cauliflower, sprouts and
capsicum.
Eat folate rich foods like fruits, dark green If you are a strict vegetarian then you
leafy vegetables, green peas, kidney might be vitaminB12 deficient. This
beans(Rajma), black eyed peas(lobia), vitamin is naturally present in meat, fish,
broccoli, cereals fortified with folate and egg and dairy products. You can try
peanuts. cereals fortified with B12, mushrooms
and B12 supplements.

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Blood Clotting Back to Summary

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About Blood Coagulation

A Blood clot is a gel-like collection of blood. When formed on external injury, it seals your wounds and prevents excess blood loss.
Blood coagulation(formation of blood clot) is a complex bioprocess involving many factors. Imbalance of these clotting factors
causes bleeding problems. Both too little blood clotting and excessive blood clotting are health problems.

Your results
Platelet count: 4.02 Lakhs/cumm. NORMAL
Platelets are tiny plate-like cells in your blood that try to stop bleeding. Whenever you get a cut or bleed, platelets rush
to that place and stick together - this stops more blood from flowing out. This is clotting.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 1.5 1.5-4.1 > 4.1

You: 4.02

Mean Platelet Volume (MPV): 8.6 fL NORMAL

MPV (Mean Platelet Volume) shows the average size of your platelets.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 7.8 7.8-11 > 11

You: 8.6

Did you know This profile is done to:

A blood clot formed inside your blood vessels is very Diagnose bleeding problems-If you bleed a
serious and can even cause a heart attack. lot after cuts or you get significant easy
bruising. If your nose bleeds or if your
bleeding from gums take more than normal
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time to stop.
Check your risk of developing blood clots
inside your body- blood clots formed
inside your blood vessels can block your
vessels.
Check proper functioning of your liver-
Normal levels of clotting factors means
your liver is producing them properly.

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Blood Counts Back to Summary

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Constituents of your blood

Blood is a specialized bodily fluid that supplies essential substances like sugars, oxygen, hormones - around the body and also
removes waste from the cells.
Solid part of your blood (roughly 45%): RBCs (red blood cells), WBCs (white blood cells), and platelets
Liquid part of your blood (roughly 55%, usually called plasma): Water, Salts, and Proteins.

Your results
Total Leucocyte Count (TLC): 9.65 1000/mm3 NORMAL

Leukocyte is another name for WBC (white blood cell). WBCs are your body's 'defense department' - they respond
immediately to infections by visiting the affected site(s) in your body. Too many WBCs might be because of some
infection and too few WBCs also indicates some other problems in your body.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

<4 4-10 > 10

You: 9.65

Differential leukocyte count

There are three types of granulocytes: neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils. They are the first line of defence - they fight bacterial
infections and allergies.

Neutrophils: 65.9 % Eosinophils: 6.2 % Basophils: 0.3 %

42 72 1 6 Basophils are WBC that release enzymes
You You to fight harmful bacteria and germs,
involved in allergic reactions, help to
Neutrophils are the most abundant type Eosinophils are white blood cells that trigger inflammation and prevent blood
of WBCs. They increase in number and fight infection. An allergic reaction, or clotting.
respond rapidly in inflammatory cancers are most common causes of this
processes (redness and swelling in disorder. Increased amounts of
response to the infection), tissue injury eosinophils can be present in your blood
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and bacterial infection. or tissues at the area of infection.

Basophils.: 0.03 1000/mm3

0.02 0.1
You

Basophils are WBC that release enzymes

to fight harmful bacteria and germs,
involved in allergic reactions, help to
trigger inflammation and prevent blood
clotting.

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 Lymphocytes: 21.6 % Lymphocytes.: 2.09 1000/mm3
Blood Counts
25 45 1 3
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Lymphocytes
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chronic and viral infections and play a major role in your immune chronic and viral infections and play a major role in your immune
system. Their number decreases with an increase in steroids. system. Their number decreases with an increase in steroids.

Monocytes: 6.0 % Monocytes.: 0.57 1000/mm3

2 10 0.2 1
You You

Monocytes are a type of white blood cell that fights bacteria and Monocytes are a type of white blood cell that fights bacteria and
viruses. A high number of monocytes in the blood is caused by viruses. A high number of monocytes in the blood is caused by
viral or parasitic infection, chronic inflammatory disease viral or parasitic infection, chronic inflammatory disease

Did you know?

If any of your tests are abnormal, it does not confirm a medical problem. There are several factors like diet, lifestyle, women’s
menstrual cycle, medications, etc. Consult your doctor to know more.

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Inflammation Back to Summary

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About Inflammation
In simple words Inflammation is your immune system’s response against infections, allergens and cell injury. Inflammation can
affect any organ of your body and it generally causes redness, swelling and heat in the affected part. Inflammation can be acute (for
a short period of time, for example in infection) or chronic (for a very long period of time or permanent, for example in arthritis).
Excessive and persistent inflammation is damaging for your body. Chronic inflammation is associated with non-alcoholic fatty liver
disease, diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, asthma and autoimmune diseases etc
Being aware of your inflammatory status is the first step towards preventing yourself from complications of chronic inflammation.
Remember, some chronic inflammations can even increase chances of developing cancers.

Your results
Erythrocytes Sedimentation Rate: 42 mm/ hr. HIGH

ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) is the speed at which red blood cells settle down at the bottom of the test tube.
Increased values means inflammation in the body.

NORMAL HIGH

< 15 > 15
You: 42

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Anti-inflammatory Diet Lifestyle tips

Incorporate chia seeds, sesame seeds, almonds, Identify the cause which triggers
walnuts, sunflower seeds, avocados, olive oil, fatty inflammation in your body- In inflammatory
fishes such as salmon, sardines and tuna, poppy diseases like asthma, exposing yourself to
seeds and flax seeds in your diet- These are rich in allergens can cause medical emergencies.
PUFA and MUFA and help lower inflammation.

Enjoy sitting or walking outdoors in some

Take yoghurt daily, especially with lactobacillus- sunshine. Sunshine will produce vitamin D
Probiotics like yoghurt reduces levels of inflammatory in your body and this vitamin has an
cytokines in your body. important role in promoting a healthy
immune system. Healthy immune system
Substitute green tea for coffee means a lower chance of developing
inflammatory and autoimmune disease.
Maintaining sufficient vitamin D in your
body will protect you from developing
Black pepper, ginger, garlic and haldi should be added cancers in old age
to the food- all these are antiinflammatory. Black
pepper increases bioavailability of curcumin from Intermittent fasting has shown to reduce
turmeric inflammation

Exercise or practise yoga to control your

obesity- Reducing harmful fat deposits in
your body will give you some protection
from inflammatory diseases.

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Diabetes Monitoring Back to Summary

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About Diabetes Panel

Diabetes panel is used to check how much glucose/ sugar is there in your blood or urine. Too much blood or urine glucose might
indicate diabetes.

Your Results
Glucose (F): 153.4 mg/dL HIGH

The amount of glucose in your blood continuously changes - it sometimes goes up and sometimes comes down. But
that depends on a lot of things. For example, your food timings affect the amount of glucose. That is why fasting is
required for this test.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 70 70-99 > 99

You: 153

HbA1c (Glycosylated Haemoglobin): 6.1% BORDERLINE

eAG (Estimated Average Glucose): 128.4 mg/dL

When glucose builds up in your blood, it binds to the hemoglobin in your red blood cells. The HbA1c(Glycated Haemoglobin)
test measures how much glucose is bound to hemoglobin.Red blood cells live for about 3 months, so the test shows the
average level of glucose in your blood for the past 2-3 months.

HbA1c
6.1

5.7 6.4
prediabetes

diabetes
normal

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124 156

128.4
eAG

Glucose: Negative mg/dL NORMAL

NEGATIVE means good - it means that Glucose was not found in your urine - like for a normal, healthy person.

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Importance of test Diabetes Myths

Does diabetes happen ONLY because of sugar?
No. If you don't eat sugar or sweets, but still eat a lot of
unhealthy foods, you can gain too much weight. That can
also lead to diabetes.

Is it okay for a diabetic person to eat ghee?

Yes. After eating, your blood glucose levels can go up and
Out of 10 Indians who already have GHEE
down too much (that's unhealthy). Eating ghee helps to
diabetes, 5 of them don't even know that control that.
they have diabetes.

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Lipid Profile Back to Summary

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About Lipid Profile

This panel measures lipids, a kind of fatty substance in your blood. Some fat is good for you but when it increases , the fat tends to
settle down in blood vessels which can obstruct the forward blood flow. This puts you at risk of developing a heart attack or stroke.

Your results
Total Cholesterol: 145.0 mg/dL NORMAL

High cholesterol is bad for your heart, as too much of cholesterol combines with other substances to form plaque,
which causes obstruction in the arteries (vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from heart to all the parts of your body).

NORMAL BORDERLINE HIGH

< 200 200-240 > 240

You: 145

LDL Cholesterol: 78.18 mg/dL HDL Cholesterol: 29.6 mg/dL

METHOD: LIQUID SELECTIVE DETERGENT METHOD: PTA/MGCL2

LDL (Low-Density Lipoprotein) is "bad" cholesterol because it Heart friendly cholesterol HDL reduces your chances of heart
deposits fat around your blood vessels to cause heart disease disease by removing harmful bad cholesterol.

Triglyceride: 186.1 mg/dL

The most common type of fat stored in your body. Triglycerides rise in your blood after you have a meal - as your body
converts energy that is not needed right away - into fat.

Non HDL Cholesterol: 115.4 mg/dL

Non-HDL cholesterol is basically your HDL number subtracted from your total cholesterol number. So, in other words,
it's all the “bad” types of cholesterol. Ideally, you want this number to be lower rather than higher.
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Ratios

About

Ratios are calculated to check the amount of good lipids as compared to bad lipids in the body. In a healthy person, good lipids
should be greater than bad lipids. As per latest research, ratios are better predictors of heart disease risk as compared to individual
biomarkers like LDL.

Cholesterol : HDL Ratio: 4.9 HIGH Apolipoprotein B/A1: 1.14 HIGH

METHOD: CALCULATED

Higher the cholesterol:HDL ratio, worse it is for your heart. The

ideal cholesterol:HDL ratio is 3.5. You should aim to keep your
ratio below 5. NORMAL HIGH

< 0.98 > 0.98

NORMAL BORDERLINE HIGH

< 3.5 3.5-4.5 > 4.5 You: 1.14

You: 4.9

VLDL Cholestrol: 37.22 mg/dL

VLDL is made by your liver and is used to carry triglycerides to your tissues.

CRP-hs: 2.00 mg/L NORMAL

hs-CRP (High Sensitivity C-reactive protein) is a very sensitive test as it detects even low grade inflammation as
compared to CRP test. Bad cholesterol causes not only blockage but damage to the blood vessel which results in
inflammation.

NORMAL HIGH

<5 >5
You: 2

Lipoprotein (a): 18.9 mg/dL NORMAL

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NORMAL HIGH

< 30 > 30
You: 18.9

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Apolipoprotein A1: 86.23 mg/dl LOW Apolipoprotein B: 98.32 mg/dl NORMAL

METHOD: APOLIPOPROTEIN B,SERUM BY IMMUNO TURBIDIMETRY
Lipids cannot alone dissolve in the blood, they are transported
with the help of a protein called apolipoprotein. These proteins
Apolipoprotein B is the main protein component of VLDL and
combine with lipids -- for e.g APO A is the main protein
LDL -- since these are bad cholesterol, high APO B might also
component of HDL. Deficiency of APO A indicates risk of
be cause of concern.
developing heart disease especially when HDL levels are low.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 107 107-177 > 177

LOW NORMAL HIGH
You: 86.23 < 60 60-138 > 138
You: 98.32

Risk Factors
Heart diseases are the leading cause of death in India. It's vital to take preventive measures and get your lipid profile checked
regularly.
What are the chances that you might get heart disease? The answer depends on something called risk factors. More risk factors
means more chances of heart disease. Some risk factors are outside your control and some are in your control.

Factors outside your control

People older than age 65 are more prone If your family has heart disease, you are
to heart diseases. Additionally, men are also at risk. Indians have a genetic
more prone than women. tendency to accumulate fat in the belly.

Factors in your control

High BP (blood pressure) increases the Regular exercise keeps the heart healthy.
load on your heart. BP can be controlled It should be moderate to vigorous
to reduce the risk. physical activity.
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In case you are overweight, reducing Diabetes patients also risk having heart
your weight helps reduce your disease because high blood glucose over
cholesterol. a long period of time damages the blood
vessels and nerves in your body.

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Liver Profile Back to Summary

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About Liver Profile

Liver is a very important organ in your body as it performs a variety of functions. One of the main functions of the liver is to make
proteins that are secreted in your blood. It also makes enzymes which convert food into energy and processes old muscles and
cells. When your liver is damaged, enzymes leak into your blood and appear in the blood test.

Your results
Enzymes

About

Enzymes found in your liver are responsible for various processes that maintain body functions. These enzymes are leaked into your
blood when your liver suffers damage.

SGOT/ AST: 27.0 U/L SGPT/ ALT: 31.0 U/L NORMAL

METHOD: UV (WITH-P-5-P) METHOD: UV (WITH-P-5-P)

AST is an enzyme your liver makes. Other organs, like your heart, SGPT is mostly concentrated in your liver and is a vital indicator
kidneys, brain, and muscles, also make smaller amounts. AST is of your liver's health.
also called SGOT (serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase). It is also called alanine aminotransferase. Serum ALT level,
Normally, AST levels in your blood are low. When your liver is serum AST (aspartate transaminase) level, and their ratio
damaged, it puts more AST into your blood, and your levels rise. (AST/ALT ratio) are commonly measured as biomarkers for liver
health.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 17 17-59 > 59

You: 31

Alkaline Phosphatase: 75.0 U/L NORMAL

Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) is an essential enzyme found primarily in the liver and bones, but also in small amounts in
the intestines, placenta, and kidneys.
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LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 38 38-126 > 126

You: 75

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Billirubin Total 0.61 mg/dL NORMAL

Bilirubin is released as a breakdown product formed by the liver Billirubin Direct 0.25 mg/dL < 0.4 NORMAL
from the hemoglobin of old RBCs. It is of two types-indirect &
direct. Indirect Bilirubin 0.36 mg/dL

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 0.2 0.2-1.3 > 1.3

You: 0.61

Total Protein: 6.83 g/dL NORMAL

Proteins help in your overall growth and development and also transport important substances through your blood.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

<6 6-8 >8

You: 6.83

Albumin: 4.18 g/dL NORMAL Globulin: 2.65

METHOD: BROMOCRESOL GREEN ASSAY
The globulin is a group of proteins made by the immune system
in your liver. It plays an important role in liver function, blood
Albumin is the most abundant circulating protein found in
clotting and fighting infection.
plasma. It represents half of the total protein content. It plays an
important role in the transport of important substances like
vitamins, hormones, etc. It also helps in the fat metabolism in
the body.
LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 3.5 3.5-4.8 > 4.8

You: 4.18

A/G Ratio: 1.58

Sometimes abbreviated as A/G ratio, this is simply the amount of albumin divided by the amount of globulin.
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Gamma Glutamyl Tranferase: 44.0 U/L NORMAL

GGT (Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase) is the most sensitive enzyme of your liver.

It rises whenever there is an obstruction in the passage between your liver and intestine.
Regular alcohol drinking increases GGT levels.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 15 15-73 > 73

You: 44

Some causes for a high GGT level

CERTAIN MEDICINES - ASK YOUR

ALCOHOL, SMOKING
DOCTOR

Tips
Exercising regularly uses Avoid excess alcohol Olive oil is an excellent
triglycerides as fuel and Alcoholic beverages destroy choice. It accumulates less
keeps your liver healthy. and scar your liver cells. fat in your liver.

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About Kidney Profile

This panel is used to check the healthy functioning of your kidneys. Kidneys filter blood in your body to remove waste products -
these waste products are produced when a breakdown of proteins (present in food, muscles, and other cells) occurs in the body to
generate energy.

Your Results
Creatinine: 0.78 mg/dL NORMAL

Creatinine is a waste product that your kidneys regularly remove from your body. A high level of creatinine in your blood
simply means your kidneys are not functioning properly.References: Comprehensive Textbook of Medical Physiology, By
G. K. PAL, Nivedita Nanda, Ph.D.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 0.6 0.6-1.3 > 1.3

You: 0.78

Creatinine eGFR: 111.83

eGFR is estimated GFR calculated by the abbreviated MDRD equation taking into account your age, gender, ethnicity
and Serum Creatinine level. It tells how well your kidneys are removing waste from your body

Urea: 18.45 mg/dL LOW

Urea is the nitrogenous waste product generated from protein breakdown.It is eliminated from the body almost
exclusively by the kidneys in urine.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 19.2 19.2-42.8 > 42.8

You: 18.45
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Uric Acid: 3.19 mg/dL LOW

Uric Acid is another waste product in your body. High levels of uric acid can lead to problems like gout (deposition of
uric acid crystals in great toe/toes specifically causing redness and joint pain)

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 3.5 3.5-8.5 > 8.5

You: 3.19

Some causes for a high uric acid level

ALCOHOL, HIGH-FAT DAIRY, FAST CERTAIN MEDICINES - ASK YOUR

"CRASH DIETS", OVER-FASTING
FOODS DOCTOR

Tips
Your kidneys can be ill even if you're Your BP (blood pressure) is an important
fine. Your kidneys can have a disease but factor for the health of your kidneys. Your
your body might not show any effects of doctor may check your BP - high BP for a
that. long time can damage your kidneys.

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About Electrolyte Profile

Electrolytes are electrically charged minerals in your blood, body fluids and urine. They control the amount of water in your body.
They also regulate the pH of your blood and are essential in proper functioning of muscles and nerves. Your body needs a balanced
level of these electrolytes. Both too high and too low levels of these electrolytes may indicate a medical problem.

Your Results
Sodium: 132.8 mmol/L Potassium: 4.35 mmol/L Chloride: 100.7 mmol/L
137 145 3.5 5.1 98 107
You You You

Sodium plays a key role in your body. It Eating potassium-rich foods removes Chloride helps move fluids in and out of
helps maintain normal blood pressure, excess sodium from the body thus cells in your body. It's also an essential
supports the work of your nerves and ensuring that your blood pressure component of digestive juices.
muscles, and regulates your body's fluid doesn't become too high.
balance. Both dehydration and retention Food sources of chloride
of excess water in the body causes Food sources of potassium
abnormal levels of sodium. During
athletic activity, your body loses sodium
through your sweat.
SALT TOMATOES
Foods rich in sodium MILK AND DAIRY FRUITS(APRICOTS, BANANAS,
PRODUCTS CITRUS FRUITS)

SALT CHEESE

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Calcium: 8.64 mg/dL Phosphorus: 3.01 mg/dL Magnesium: 1.84 mg/dL

8.4 10.2 2.5 4.5 1.6 2.3
You You You

Most of the calcium in your body is 85% of Phosphorus is found in bones Magnesium is naturally present in many
stored in your bones and teeth. It's and teeth. It combines with calcium to foods. In a healthy body, this mineral is
essential for making your bones strong form a mineral complex that gives bones present in abundance. Magnesium is
and durable. Your bones act as a storage and teeth their hardness and structure. required for healthy bones and is
site for calcium, helping to keep your It’s important to have the right ratio of essential for many biochemical processes
blood levels steady, which is important calcium and phosphorus in your diet. If in your body.
for muscle movement, nerve function, you have too much phosphorus and not
and blood clotting.In menopausal enough calcium, it can weaken your Food sources of Magnesium
women, deficiency can cause bones. A balanced intake supports bone
osteoporosis. growth and helps prevent issues like
weak bones (osteoporosis) and bone
Foods rich in calcium deformities (rickets).
PEANUTS AND PUMPKIN SEEDS, CHIA
BOILED
Food sources of Phosphorus SPINACH
SEEDS, ALMONDS AND CASHEWS,
WHOLE GRAINS, FORTIFIED CEREALS

MILK AND DAIRY LEAFY GREEN

PRODUCTS VEGETABLES

MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ALMONDS

Ferritin: 10.02 ng/mL LOW

Ferritin level in your serum gives estimation of iron stored in your body. Iron deficiency is a common malnutrition
disorder. Young children, premenopausal women and pregnant womens are at higher risk.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 12 12-300 > 300

You: 10.02 Feedback

Diet and lifestyle tips

Electrolyte imbalance can cause nausea, Sea salt and coconut water are good
dizziness and fatigue natural electrolyte booster

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About Vitamin Profile

Vitamins and minerals are considered essential nutrients as they perform hundreds of roles in the body. They help maintain bones,
heal wounds, and strengthen your immune system. They also convert food into energy, and repair cellular damage.

Your results
Vitamin B-12: 308.5 pg/mL NORMAL

Vitamin B12 is essential for the proper functioning and development of the brain, nerves, and blood cells. If vitamin B12
levels are insufficient, nerve damage can occur, leading to symptoms like numbness, tingling, and pain, which are also
common in diabetic neuropathy. A person can develop deficiency within weeks/months, when on a Vit B12 deficient
diet.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 187 187-883 > 883

You: 308

Foods rich in vitamin B12

MILK, CHEESE, GHEE, CURD, PANEER,

FISH, SHELLFISH, CHICKEN EGGS, POULTRY
BUTTER

25- Hydroxy Vitamin D: 32.9 ng/mL

Known as the "sunshine vitamin", Vitamin D is produced by your skin when exposed to sunlight. Vitamin D is essential
for strong bones - it helps your body use calcium from the diet. Thus, low vitamin D increases the chances of fracture
and may also increase the chances of diabetes and heart disease. Women above the age of 50 should specifically come
out of a Vitamin D deficiency because the chances of osteoporosis are very high for such women

Vitamin-D Tips

GET SOME SUN: EXPOSE YOUR SKIN TO

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CONSIDER SUPPLEMENTS: ASK YOUR
THE SUN FOR A LIMITED TIME.
DOCTOR IF VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTS
SUNLIGHT CREATES VITAMIN D IN OUR
OR EATING FOODS FORTIFIED WITH
BODY BUT THE PROCESS DEPENDS ON
VITAMIN D ARE RIGHT FOR YOU.
SEVERAL FACTORS.

Tips
Balanced Diet- A balanced diet can take Consult Doctor- Consult your doctor
care of all the vitamin needs of your body. before taking any vitamin supplements.

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About Complete Urine Examination

The urinalysis, as it's sometimes called, is a set of tests conducted on your urine - these tests measure specific properties of urine
and also to find out if there are any unwanted chemicals in your urine.
If your results in these tests are abnormal, your doctor can correlate them clinically. Sometimes, abnormal urine results are because
of kidney disease, liver disease or diabetes.

Your Results
Appearance: Cloudy ABNORMAL Color: Pale Yellow NORMAL
Normal urine is clear; cloudy or turbid appearance of the urine,
without any other symptoms usually is due to dehydration and
it usually resolves on its own, but if persistent, warrants
detailed evaluation.

pH: 5.5 NORMAL Specific Gravity: 1.030 NORMAL

pH test checks the acidity or alkalinity of urine. Many diseases, This test compares density of water to density of urine. This
diet and medicine change the pH of urine. helps in checking how well your kidneys are diluting urine.
LOW NORMAL HIGH LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 4.6 4.6-8 >8 < 1.003 1.003-1.035 > 1.035

You: 5.5 You: 1.03

The following section contains names of chemicals that are NOT found in a healthy person's urine.(Each is an individual test
performed on your sample).

Not found in your urine: Protein Ketone Bilirubin Occult Blood White Blood Cells (Pus Cells) Crystals
Bacteria

Found in your urine: Casts : Granular Cast(1-2) Others : Mucus(+)

Epithelial Cells: 2-3 /HPF Urobilinogen: Normal mg/dL NORMAL

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Epithelial cells are a type of cell that form the surfaces of your Urobilinogen is formed from the reduction of bilirubin. If there is
body. Small amount of presence of these is normal, however little or no urobilinogen, your liver might not be working
high numbers indicate medical condition. properly. Too high urobilinogen could mean hepatitis.

Tips
Drink water when thirsty Don't wait too long to use the restroom
This removes waste products from your Otherwise, it pressurizes your urinary
system and keeps your urinary pattern bladder too much - that can lead to
stable. infection.

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About Thyroid Profile

The panel is used to check if your thyroid gland is functioning normally. Thyroid gland secretes chemicals (hormones) in the blood.
These chemicals help in metabolism (utilization of food and energy), growth and development. It is important for regulation of --
body temperature, muscle strength, body weight and even your mood. It may also interfere with cardiac health and sleep cycle.

Your Results
TSH 1.042 mg/dL NORMAL

TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) checks the level of T3 and T4 1.58-

- two hormones made by the thyroid gland. TSH ensures that both Free T3 3.46 mg/dL NORMAL
3.91
of these are present in your body in the right amounts.
Free T4 0.87 mg/dL 0.7-1.48 NORMAL
When T3 and T4 become too less → TSH is activated to secrete
more T3 and T4 (a condition known as hypothyroidism).
When T3 and T4 become too high → TSH is deactivated to stop
secretion of T3 and T4 (a condition known as hyperthyroidism).
Sometimes the levels of TSH remain normal but T3 and T4 are
raised, so free T3 and free T4 estimation becomes an integral part.

LOW NORMAL HIGH

< 0.35 0.35-4.94 > 4.94

You: 1.042

Thyroid disorders
Hypothyroidism: Caused by too less production of thyroid hormones in your body, this leads to unintentional weight gain, fatigue,
slow heart rate.
Hyperthyroidism: Caused by too much production of thyroid hormones in your body, this leads to unintentional weight loss,
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Risk Factors Tips

Genetic: If your family has thyroid disease, you are
also at risk. Additionally, patients of auto-immune
diseases -- like Type-1 diabetes -- are also at risk.

Gender: Women are more prone to thyroid diseases Over-stressing slows down your thyroid function
and is unhealthy. Get enough sleep breathing
as compared to men. Additionally, pregnant women
are at a slightly higher risk. techniques and meditation to relax yourself.
Yoga postures like bow pose, bridge pose, camel
pose, cobra pose and fish pose have shown good
results in thyroid patients.
Diet:Food items such as yogurt,milk,nuts,berries
should be taken.Reduce the intake of soy and soy
products.Avoid gluten and processed foods as
much as possible.

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