SarahJane1471, For any results that don't have ranges (typically the anaemia ones), you need to look at the test results from a wide screen (i.e. not on a phone), so that you can see the graphs, which have numbers at the left. Then you can see where your result falls on the graph.
Thanks @RedApple unfortunately I only have a phone 🤦♀️. Wish I’d known that before I forked out money I don’t have. 😆…….. you’ve gotta laugh sometimes
You're defintely not the first and certainly won't be the last to get utterly frustrated with their bizarre way of presenting test results. I wish they would revise their approach and fall into line with the way other test companies do things!
I can screenshot some graphs through my own MMH account, that may help you to see where your numbers fall. Bear with me as I'll have to add them one by one!
I wrote to them a while back as I also could not make much sense of them and the green ranges, especially for iron, are a bit misleading, as there are different ranges for men and women...
For the haematology results, they use the ranges from the British Society of Haematology, so have a look at their website.
If I remember correctly, the Vitamin D scale goes up to 250nmol/l, your result is good, we aim for between 100 and 150nmol/l, so you should think about maintenance now.
Triglycerides look good (below 1.9), cholesterol is a bit high, but probably due to your T3 being a bit low in range (37%). As your T4 is already 84% through the range, the only way to increase your T3 would perhaps be through T3 supplementation?
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