Analysis result

Doctor visit preparation checklist

File: 123_Lab_2025.pdf, 123_Lab_2026.pdf

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Year-over-Year Changes

Compared 2025 Report with 2026 Report and identified changes in key health metrics.

Liver functionGlucose controlCholesterol profileCardiovascular healthKidney functionDiabetes risk

Trend Chart

PreviousCurrent6.071.83
LDL Cholesterol4.65 -> 4.19 mmol/L
Triglycerides1.84 -> 1.83 mmol/L
Total Cholesterol6.07 -> 5.49 mmol/L

Analysis Result: 2025 Report

123_Lab_2025.pdf

Some markers are near or outside the reference range and should be discussed during your next visit.

Analysis Result: 2026 Report

123_Lab_2026.pdf

Liver, glucose, and kidney markers are stable overall. Total cholesterol and LDL are improved but still require attention.

Biggest Improvements

  • Total cholesterol improved and is trending in the right direction.
  • LDL cholesterol decreased compared with last screening.
  • Triglycerides stayed relatively stable.
  • Urine albumin/creatinine ratio should continue to be monitored.

Areas Still Needing Attention

  • HbA1c is acceptable but still needs regular monitoring.
  • Evaluate serum creatinine together with overall kidney markers.
  • ALT: No clear numeric change
  • Fasting glucose: No clear numeric change

Next Focus Areas

Liver functionGlucose controlCholesterol profileCardiovascular healthKidney functionDiabetes risk

Key metrics

Total Cholesterol
5.49 mmol/L
High

Lower than last year, but continued management is recommended.

LDL Cholesterol
4.19 mmol/L
High

Clearly improved. Continue follow-up and trend tracking.

Fasting Glucose
5.2 mmol/L
Normal

Stable glucose control. Maintain current routine.

HbA1c
5.6 %
Normal

Repeat monitoring as advised by your doctor.

Doctor Questions

Must ask

1

Do my LDL and total cholesterol levels require medication now?

Why ask: To decide whether lifestyle changes alone are enough.

2

Which marker should I prioritize in the next 3-6 months?

Why ask: To focus on the most impactful target first.

3

When should I repeat tests, and which tests matter most?

Why ask: To set a clear follow-up plan.

Optional

4

Do I need a more personalized nutrition plan?

Why ask: Targeted adjustments may improve outcomes faster.

5

Should I focus more on aerobic or resistance training?

Why ask: Align exercise strategy with my health goals.

6

Do I need additional tests to refine risk assessment?

Why ask: To rule out hidden risk factors early.

Your doctor may ask

1

How have your eating habits been recently?

Prepare these details

Breakfast:
Lunch:
Dinner:
2

How often do you exercise each week and for how long?

Prepare these details

Exercise type:
Frequency:
Duration:
3

Any medication allergy or long-term medications?

Prepare these details

Medication:
Reaction:
When: