Good evening, Avery

• Your latest Hemoglobin A1c result is 5.4 % (collected 2025-10-14), compared with 5.7 % on 2025-04-14; change −0.3 percentage points.
• Your latest LDL cholesterol (calculated) result is 128 mg/dL (collected 2025-10-14), compared with 146 mg/dL on 2025-04-14; change −18 mg/dL.
• Your latest HDL cholesterol result is 58 mg/dL (collected 2025-10-14), compared with 52 mg/dL on 2025-04-14; change +6 mg/dL.
• Your latest Triglycerides result is 72 mg/dL (collected 2025-10-14), compared with 95 mg/dL on 2025-04-14; change −23 mg/dL.
• Your latest 25-hydroxyvitamin D result is 28 ng/mL (collected 2025-10-14). No comparable prior result.
• Your latest C-reactive protein, high sensitivity result is 1.8 mg/L (collected 2025-10-14), compared with 2.4 mg/L on 2025-04-14; change −0.6 mg/L.
• Your latest Insulin, fasting result is <2.0 uIU/mL (collected 2025-11-02). No comparable prior result.

Reporting window 2024-01-15 → 2025-11-02 · Data coverage 6/6

• Hemoglobin A1c: 5.7% → 5.4%; change −0.3 percentage points
• LDL cholesterol (calculated): 146 mg/dL → 128 mg/dL; change −18 mg/dL
• HDL cholesterol: 52 mg/dL → 58 mg/dL; change +6 mg/dL
• Triglycerides: 95 mg/dL → 72 mg/dL; change −23 mg/dL
• C-reactive protein, high sensitivity: 2.4 mg/L → 1.8 mg/L; change −0.6 mg/L

• Hemoglobin A1cHBA1C

  Hemoglobin A1c is a laboratory measurement that relates to average blood glucose over a period of weeks to months. Laboratories report it as a percentage; a change between two results is expressed in percentage points.

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• LDL cholesterolLDLC

  LDL cholesterol is one component of a lipid panel. The value shown next to it on this report is a source-supplied decision limit, which is not the same thing as a laboratory reference interval.

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• HDL cholesterolHDLC

  HDL cholesterol is another component of a lipid panel, reported here with the source laboratory's decision limit.

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• TriglyceridesTRIG

  Triglycerides are a type of fat measured in a lipid panel. Fasting status can affect the result; the source-reported fasting status is shown with each result.

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• 25-hydroxyvitamin DVITD25

  25-hydroxyvitamin D is the form of vitamin D most laboratories measure. The interval shown is the source laboratory's own reference interval.

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• High-sensitivity C-reactive proteinHSCRP

  High-sensitivity C-reactive protein is a marker associated with inflammation. The source laboratory did not supply a reference range for this result, so none is shown.

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No published explanation for: INSULIN. These markers are shown as measured facts only.

Intake

provided · intake-demo-0.1 · submitted 2026-09-24

Goals

• Understand my A1c trend
• Know what changed since April

Priority topic

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Blood draws usually fasting

yes

Questions: Which of these results should we discuss first?

Status: authored · Dr. Avery Chen, MD (fictional clinician) · Sep 23, 2026, 08:17 PM EDT

• Dr. Avery Chen, MD (fictional clinician)Sep 23, 2026, 08:17 PM EDT

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