Understand Your Lab Report

Type the values from your report and see what each one means in plain words, whether it needs a doctor, and what helps. Nothing you type is saved.

Chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness on one side, a fit or heavy bleeding needs help now, not an appointment.

112Any emergency 108Ambulance 102Pregnancy and newborn

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1 Choose the tests on your report

Common

Have your lab report in hand?

Search or tap the tests printed on it, then type each value. You will see what it means, whether it needs a doctor, and what helps.

Private and not a diagnosis. Nothing you type here is saved or sent anywhere. Labs use slightly different ranges, so always compare with the range printed on your own report. A result must be read together with your symptoms, age, pregnancy and medicines, so please do not start or stop any medicine on your own.

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Emergency numbers in India

Save these in your phone now, not when you need them. Tap any number to call it.

112Any emergencyOne number for police, fire and ambulance across India 108AmbulanceFree emergency ambulance in most states and union territories 102Pregnancy and newbornAmbulance for mothers and babies in most states 14416Mental health supportTele MANAS, free counselling every hour of the day, many languages 1800 116 117Poisoning or overdoseNational Poisons Information Centre, AIIMS New Delhi 1098Child in distressChildline India, free and confidential

Where to read more

Public health sources written for patients rather than for doctors, and kept up to date.

Ministry of Health and Family WelfareOfficial Indian health programmes, advisories and public guidance World Health Organization health topicsGlobal fact sheets written for the public, on hundreds of topics NHS health A to ZPlain language pages on symptoms, conditions, tests and treatments MedlinePlusPatient information from the United States National Library of Medicine Tele MANASIndia's national mental health support service, free and available all day

Important: Everything in Teleprac patient resources is general health education. It does not give you a diagnosis and it cannot replace examination by a qualified doctor, because it does not know your age, your reports, your pregnancy or the other medicines you take. Please do not start, stop or change any medicine on your own. Teleprac Healthcare is not liable for decisions made on the basis of this information. In an emergency, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest hospital immediately.