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Below is the actual output for a sample lipid + HbA1c panel — the summary, the traffic-light findings, and the questions to ask a doctor. All numbers are illustrative (fictional patient). To try it on your own report, create an account — monthly subscriptions from ₹99 + GST, cancel anytime.
Sample analysis
Lipid Profile & HbA1c Report
for Rajesh Kumar (sample) · age 54 · analysed in seconds
Plain-language summary
What the AI thinks this report is telling you
Your father's blood work is mostly reassuring. His blood sugar (HbA1c 5.9%) is in the pre-diabetes range — not diabetes, but a signal to watch. Cholesterol looks good overall, with only one number (LDL 132 mg/dL) sitting slightly above the target for someone in his 50s. Kidneys, liver, and thyroid tests are all normal.
The most useful conversation with your doctor will be about the pre-diabetes signal — small changes now often keep it from progressing.
What needs your attention
Red = urgent · Yellow = discuss at next visit · Green = looking good
Needs attention soon
Contact your doctor within a few days
Nothing urgent here ✓
Discuss at next visit
Bring up at your next appointment
- HbA1c is 5.9% — this sits in the pre-diabetes range (5.7–6.4%). Not diabetes, but worth acting on. Weight, walking, and cutting late-night carbs usually move this within 3 months.
- LDL cholesterol is 132 mg/dL — slightly above the ideal (<100) for adults with any pre-diabetes signal. Doctors typically watch this before prescribing anything.
Looking good
Normal findings, no action needed
- Total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides are all in healthy range
- Kidney function (creatinine, eGFR) is normal
- Liver enzymes (SGOT, SGPT) are normal
- Thyroid (TSH) is normal
- Complete Blood Count — haemoglobin, WBC, platelets all normal
Questions to ask your doctor
Copy-paste ready. Make the 10-minute visit count.
- 1My HbA1c is 5.9% — pre-diabetes range. What's your plan to keep it from progressing?
- 2Should I get an OGTT (oral glucose tolerance test) to see how my blood sugar responds to a meal?
- 3My LDL is 132 mg/dL. Given the pre-diabetes flag, when would you consider starting a statin?
- 4How often should I recheck HbA1c — every 3 months or every 6?
- 5Any specific diet changes you'd recommend for me at this age?
Next steps
Suggested follow-up cadence
- Repeat HbA1c + fasting glucosein 3 months
- Repeat lipid profilein 6 months
- Book a 15-minute follow-up with your GPnext 2 weeks
Things you can do this week
Small, specific lifestyle nudges based on the report
- Move 30 minutes a day — a brisk walk after dinner is one of the most effective ways to lower HbA1c
- Cut back on refined carbs at night — rotis, white rice, and desserts after 8 PM affect blood sugar most
- Add fibre at breakfast — oats, dalia, or besan chilla instead of white bread or poha
- Weigh yourself weekly — even 3–4 kg loss can move HbA1c meaningfully at this range
- Sleep 7+ hours — poor sleep alone can nudge HbA1c up by 0.2–0.3%
Extracted lab values
Every number the AI pulled out, side-by-side with reference ranges
| Test | Value | Reference | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| HbA1c | 5.9% | 4 – 5.6 | Watch |
| Fasting Glucose | 102mg/dL | 70 – 100 | Watch |
| Total Cholesterol | 184mg/dL | 0 – 200 | Normal |
| LDL Cholesterol | 132mg/dL | 0 – 100 | Watch |
| HDL Cholesterol | 48mg/dL | 40 – 60 | Normal |
| Triglycerides | 128mg/dL | 0 – 150 | Normal |
| Creatinine | 0.9mg/dL | 0.7 – 1.3 | Normal |
| TSH | 2.3mIU/L | 0.4 – 4.5 | Normal |
What else the product does
Everything in the sample above is the tip of it.
Plain-language summary
Every AI-generated report starts with a two-paragraph explanation of what the numbers mean, written the way a knowledgeable friend would say it — not in medical jargon.
Traffic-light findings
Red / yellow / green columns make it obvious what needs urgent attention, what's worth discussing at your next visit, and what's completely fine.
Doctor-ready questions
A numbered list of the exact questions to ask your doctor — the kind that turn a 10-minute visit into a productive one.
Longitudinal history
Upload multiple reports for the same person and MedFast.AI compares values across time — 'HbA1c up from 5.7 → 5.9 over 6 months' — so trends surface automatically.
Multiple Indian regional languages
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