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Your latest blood test

July 24, 2026 ·Ready to review

Overall, several important markers have improved.

Your lipid profile is moving in a positive direction. One liver marker is still worth discussing with your doctor.

LDL cholesterol

↓ 32% since previous test

96.8 mg/dL

Returned to reference range

AST

Reference: 0–50 U/L

53 U/L

Slightly above reference range

Glucose

Reference: 70–100 mg/dL

88 mg/dL

Within reference range

What to do next

Discuss the change in liver markers with your doctor at your next visit.

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Your laboratory report

Blood chemistry · Jul 24, 2026

ALT47 U/L
AST53 U/LH
LDL96.8 mg/dL
HDL46 mg/dL
Ferritin18 ng/mL

Reference ranges and units are shown as provided by the laboratory.

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Dr.Holesto explanation

Most results are within normal limits.

Your LDL cholesterol has improved significantly since your previous test and is now within normal limits.

AST is slightly elevated. It may be useful to review this together with your other liver markers and previous results.

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Questions you may want to ask

  1. 01How significant is the small increase in AST in my case?
  2. 02Should this be interpreted together with ALT and GGT?
  3. 03Would you recommend repeating the test, and if so, when?

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Shared history

Dmitry · blood tests

Shared view
BiomarkerFeb 2025Nov 2025Jul 2026
LDL203.6 ↑142 ↑96.8
HDL414446
AST111 ↑62 ↑53 ↑
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