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Blood test

12 Oct 2026

What this means
Most of your values are in range. Your iron stores are low, which often explains tiredness and is usually easy to correct.
Next step
Ask your doctor about your iron levels.Within 2–4 weeks

Values to watch

4 reports

Ferritin ng/mL

Lower limit 303814
  • Ferritin

    14 ng/mL 30–400

    · Low
  • Vitamin D

    21 ng/mL 30–100

    · Low
  • LDL cholesterol

    138 mg/dL < 130

    · High

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Sample data. Not a real patient.

From printout to plain language

Four steps. The last one keeps going: every new test makes your record more useful.

  1. 01

    Upload

    A phone photo of the printout, a PDF from the lab, or a DICOM ZIP from the imaging center.

  2. 02

    We read it

    Every value, its unit and the lab's own reference range are read off the page.

  3. 03

    We explain it

    What each value means, what needs attention and how soon, and what to ask your doctor.

  4. 04

    Follow it over time

    Each report joins your health timeline, so your next test shows what changed.

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This is the report screen you get, filled with made-up values. Switch tabs to look around.

Blood test

Sample

12 Oct 2026

Report summary

What this means

Most of your values are in range. Your iron stores are low, which often explains tiredness and is usually easy to correct.

Next step

Ask your doctor about your iron levels.

When: Within 2–4 weeks

What is fine

Kidneys, liver, thyroid and blood sugar are all in range.

  • 3 of 9 outside range
  • 1 to discuss at your next visit
  • 2 to keep an eye on

Needs attention

Values the analysis flagged, most urgent first. Open “Read more” for the details.

  1. Ferritin

    14 ng/mL · Range 30–400 ng/mL

    Discuss at your next visit

    Your iron stores are low.

    When:Within 2–4 weeks

    Good to know: The most common reasons are a diet low in iron or regular blood loss, such as periods.

  2. Vitamin D

    21 ng/mL · Range 30–100 ng/mL

    Keep an eye on

    Your vitamin D is below range.

    Good to know: Very common in autumn and winter, and with little time outdoors.

  3. LDL cholesterol

    138 mg/dL · Range <130 mg/dL

    Keep an eye on

    LDL cholesterol is slightly above the target.

    Good to know: A small rise is often linked to diet and activity, and worth rechecking.

What to do

  1. Ask whether low iron could explain feeling tired.

  2. Recheck ferritin and vitamin D in about three months.

  3. Keep LDL cholesterol in view at your yearly check-up.

Risk factors

No risk factors were identified.

This part of the analysis ran and found nothing to report.

Patterns across your values

No notable patterns were found.

This part of the analysis ran and found nothing to report.

Organ systems

1 of 6 organ systems need attention. Lowest score first.

  • Nutritional status, Needs attention64/100
  • Heart79/100
  • Blood sugar88/100
  • Thyroid90/100
  • Liver health91/100
  • Kidney health94/100

Questions for your doctor

  • Could low iron explain why I feel tired?

Know what needs attention, and how soon

Every finding says when to act, from “Keep an eye on” to “Urgent”, with the most likely harmless explanation first when that is honest. Normal results stay quiet.

  • One plain sentence per value, then the detail if you want it
  • High and low flags always carry a word, never colour alone
  • A section that could not be checked says “Not assessed”
Sample

Needs attention

3
  • Ferritin 14 ng/mL30–400

    Discuss at your next visit

    Your iron stores are low.

    The most common reasons are a diet low in iron or regular blood loss, such as periods. It is usually easy to correct.

  • Vitamin D 21 ng/mL30–100

    Keep an eye on

    Your vitamin D is below range.

    Very common in autumn and winter, and with little time outdoors.

  • LDL cholesterol 138 mg/dL< 130

    Keep an eye on

    LDL cholesterol is slightly above the target.

    A small rise is often linked to diet and activity, and worth rechecking.

  • Urgent
  • Act soon
  • Discuss at your next visit
  • Keep an eye on

Every test adds to your health timeline

Your account keeps every report. Each value gets its own trend, matched across labs and test names, and every new report shows what changed since last time.

  • A trend for each value, drawn against its reference range
  • “What changed since last time” after every upload
  • Your own values are always free to see
Sample

Ferritin ng/mL

4 reports
Lower limit 303814Mar 2025Oct 2026
What changed since last time
  • Ferritin18 / 14 ng/mLWorse
  • Vitamin D17 / 21 ng/mLBetter
  • HbA1c5.4 / 5.3 %No change

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Upload a full MRI DICOM series as a ZIP, or images of X-ray, CT, ultrasound, EKG, EEG, dental and breast exams. We explain the findings and your radiologist's report in plain language.

  • Whole DICOM series, not only a photo of the report
  • Several files combined into one report
  • Each finding with when to act and what to ask
Sample

MRI · lumbar spine

DICOM series · 186 images

  • T1 SAG
  • T2 SAG
  • T2 AX
  • STIR
  • Small disc bulge at L4–L5, not pressing on a nerve.

    Keep an eye on

    Very common after 30, and often causes no symptoms.

  • Vertebrae and spinal canal: nothing else reported.

    No findings

Albanian first, and five more languages

Reports and the whole app work in Albanian, English, German, Italian, French and Spanish. We read local lab formats and use your lab's own reference ranges.

Sample
  • SQ

    Shumica e vlerave tuaja janë në normë. Rezervat e hekurit janë të ulëta, gjë që shpesh shpjegon lodhjen dhe zakonisht korrigjohet lehtë.

  • EN

    Most of your values are in range. Your iron stores are low, which often explains tiredness and is usually easy to correct.

  • DE

    Die meisten Ihrer Werte liegen im Normbereich. Ihre Eisenspeicher sind niedrig; das erklärt oft Müdigkeit und lässt sich meist gut beheben.

  • IT

    La maggior parte dei tuoi valori è nella norma. Le tue riserve di ferro sono basse: spesso spiega la stanchezza e di solito si corregge facilmente.

  • FR

    La plupart de vos valeurs sont dans les normes. Vos réserves de fer sont basses, ce qui explique souvent la fatigue et se corrige généralement facilement.

  • ES

    La mayoría de tus valores están en rango. Tus reservas de hierro están bajas, lo que a menudo explica el cansancio y suele corregirse con facilidad.

One line of the sample report, in each language

What we read

110 lab values have a fixed id, so the same test lines up across labs and names. Anything else on your sheet is read and explained too.

CategoryTracked values
Complete blood countHemoglobin, white cells, platelets, MCV22
Blood sugarGlucose, HbA1c, insulin, HOMA-IR6
Cholesterol and blood fatsLDL, HDL, triglycerides, ApoB, Lp(a)9
Kidneys and electrolytesCreatinine, eGFR, urea, sodium, potassium14
Liver and pancreasALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin13
ThyroidTSH, free T4, free T3, anti-TPO7
IronFerritin, iron, transferrin, TIBC5
Vitamins and mineralsVitamin D, B12, folate, zinc4
Inflammation and clottingCRP, hs-CRP, D-dimer, INR, fibrinogen9
Heart and muscleTroponin, NT-proBNP, CK4
HormonesTestosterone, estradiol, LH, FSH, cortisol10
Tumor markersPSA, CEA, CA-125, CA 19-9, AFP7

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