Does Pot Lower Blood Sugar Levels

By Eileen Nauman, DHM (UK) Copyright 2007-2013. All Rights Reserved.

Understanding Your Test Results

There are many types of tests, and the ones presented here are not necessarily the same ones found around the country. Some of the tests may differ. What may also differ is the “normal” range, and this causes the patient confusion. If you have any questions about these tests, simply ask your doctor to explain what is on your lab test or panel. If you want a specific one, or a panel, let’s say, you can certainly request it.

The 1st column lists the test name. The 2nd column lists test results which are within normal range. An “H” by the number in the 3rd column indicates your test result is higher than normal range, and an “L” indicates a test lower than normal. The next column lists the reference or normal range for your sex and age, and the last column lists the unit of measure for each test. If you have any test results that are outside of normal range, your test will be stamped, “Please review your test results with your physician.”

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