Read your blood test report without the jargon
A blood report is a long list of short forms and numbers. TellBrief picks out only the values outside the range printed on your report, explains what each test measures, and gives you questions to ask your doctor. It checks every high and low against your report's own range, in code, and never diagnoses.
Brief yours freeWhat TellBrief tells you
- Only the values outside your report's own range, marked high or low
- What each test measures, in one simple line
- Questions to take to your doctor
- Every abbreviation explained, like MCV, HbA1c, SGPT and TSH
Words you'll see
- CBC
- Complete blood count: haemoglobin, red cells, white cells and platelets.
- HbA1c
- Your average blood sugar over about the last 3 months.
- LFT
- Liver function tests, such as bilirubin, SGOT (AST) and SGPT (ALT).
- KFT
- Kidney function tests, such as creatinine, urea and eGFR.
- TSH
- A hormone that controls the thyroid. High TSH commonly points to an underactive thyroid.
- Reference range
- The usual range for healthy people, printed by your lab. Labs differ, so use the one on your report.
Questions
Will TellBrief tell me what disease I have?
No. It explains what your report shows and what values commonly relate to. Only your doctor can diagnose.
Can I send a photo of my report?
Yes. Photos, scans and PDFs all work, in English or Hindi.
Is my report private?
Yes. It is stored privately for your account only, and you can delete it any time.
General information, not legal, medical or financial advice.
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