Biometrics

Height

183.7

cm

Weight

81.5

kg

BMI

24.15

kg/m^2

Systolic Blood Pressure

115

mmHg

Optimal

Diastolic Blood Pressure

73

mmHg

Optimal

Pulse

68

bpm

Cholesterol panel

Apolipoprotein B (apoB)

1.2

g/L

Very High

Total cholesterol

6.79

mmol/L

High

HDL-cholesterol

1.71

mmol/L

Optimal

LDL-Cholesterol

4.92

mmol/L

High

TG:HDL-C ratio

0.47

Optimal

Triglycerides

0.35

mmol/L

Optimal

Lipoprotein(a) (mg/dL)

17.7

mg/dL

Low Risk

Metabolic profile

Fasting insulin

1.6

mIU/L

Optimal

Fasting glucose

4.4

mmol/L

Optimal

HbA1c

5.8

%

Average

HOMA-IR

0.31

Optimal

Estimated Average Glucose (eAG)

6.65

mmol/L

Uric acid

284.44

µmol/L

Optimal

Blood profile

Haemoglobin

13.2

g/dL

Low

Red cell count

4.6

x 10^12/L

Low

Haematocrit

41

%

Low

MCV (Mean corpuscular volume)

90

fL

Optimal

MCH (Mean corpuscular haemoglobin)

29

pg

Optimal

MCHC (Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration)

32

g/dL

Optimal

RDW (red cell distribution width)

12.6

%

Optimal

Platelets

213

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Mean Platelet Volume (MPV)

7.1

fL

Optimal

Total White Cell Count (TWC)

5.2

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Neutrophils

2.37

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Lymphocytes

2.27

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Monocytes

0.39

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Eosinophils

0.11

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Basophils

0.06

x 10^9/L

Optimal

Neutrophil %

45.5

%

Optimal

Lymphocytes %

43.7

%

Optimal

Monocytes %

7.5

%

High

Eosinophils %

2.1

%

Optimal

Basophils %

1.2

%

High

Inflammation panel

High-sensitivity C-reactive Protein (hsCRP)

0.3

mg/L

Optimal

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

3

mm/hr

Optimal

Rheumatoid factor (RF)

15

IU/mL

Optimal

Liver function

Alanine transaminase (ALT)

25

U/L

Optimal

Aspartate transaminase (AST)

33

U/L

Optimal

Gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT)

25

U/L

Optimal

Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)

54

U/L

Optimal

Total bilirubin

9

µmol/L

Optimal

Total protein

75

g/L

Optimal

Albumin

44

g/L

Optimal

Globulin

31

g/L

Optimal

Albumin/Globulin Ratio

1.42

Optimal

Hepatitis Bs Antigen

Non-reactive

Positive

Hepatitis Bs Antibody

2.5

IU/L

Low

Hepatitis C Antibody

Non-reactive

Positive

Fibrosis-4 Index (FIB-4)

1.02

Optimal

Kidney profile

Cystatin C

0.79

mg/L

Optimal

Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate Creatinine-CystatinC (eGFRcr-cys)

110.1

mL/min/1.73m2

Optimal

Creatinine

92

µmol/L

Optimal

Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate Creatinine (eGFRcr)

94

mL/min/1.73m2

Optimal

BUN (Urea)

4.1

mmol/L

Optimal

Sodium

137

mmol/L

Typical

Potassium

3.9

mmol/L

Typical

Chloride

104

mmol/L

Typical

Carbon Dioxide (Bicarbonate)

22

mmol/L

Optimal

Urine creatinine random

14.1

mmol/L

Urine microalbumin random

5

mg/L

BUN/Creatinine Ratio

11.04

Average

Vitamins and minerals

Vitamin D

37

ng/mL

Typical

Folate (Vitamin B9)

29.6

nmol/L

Optimal

Vitamin B12

415

pmol/L

Optimal

Homocysteine

7

µmol/L

Optimal

Calcium

2.25

mmol/L

Typical

Magnesium

0.83

mmol/L

Optimal

Phosphate

1.1

mmol/L

Typical

Iron

17.6

µmol/L

Optimal

Iron Saturation

34

%

Optimal

Total Iron Binding Capacity (TIBC)

52.2

µmol/L

Optimal

Ferritin

210

ng/mL

Optimal

Omega-3 Index

6

%

Average

Corrected Calcium

2.17

mmol/L

Typical

Hormone panel

Free Thyroxine (T4)

12.1

pmol/L

Optimal

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

1.19

mIU/L

Optimal

Free Testosterone

500

pmol/L

High

Total testosterone

29

nmol/L

Optimal

Estradiol

118

pmol/L

Optimal

Luteinising Hormone (LH)

4.15

IU/L

Typical

Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

4.3

IU/L

Typical

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)

51.6

nmol/L

Typical

Cortisol

375.8

nmol/L

Typical

DHEA-S

8.5

µmol/L

Optimal

Cortisol:DHEA-S ratio

0.044

Optimal

Insulin-like Growth Factor 1

162.6

ng/mL

Optimal

Free Testosterone:Cortisol ratio

1.33

Optimal

Cancer screening

Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT)

Negative

Optimal

Prostate specific antigen (PSA), Total

0.82

µg/L

Optimal

Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP)

5.2

µg/L

Optimal

Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

1.7

µg/L

Optimal

CA 19-9

5

U/mL

Optimal

Urine analysis

Urine colour

Yellow

Urine clarity

Clear

Urine pH

7

Optimal

Urine specific gravity

1.02

Optimal

Urine white blood cells (cells/µL)

0

cells/µL

Optimal

Urine red blood cells (cells/µL)

0

cells/µL

Optimal

Urine epithelial cells (cells/µL)

0

cells/µL

Optimal

Urine nitrite

Negative

Optimal

Urine protein

Negative

Optimal

Urine glucose

Negative

Optimal

Urine ketones

Negative

Optimal

Urine urobilinogen

Negative

Optimal

Urine bilirubin

Negative

Optimal

Urine leukocytes

Negative

Optimal

Urine erythrocytes

Negative

Optimal

Urine casts

Nil

Optimal

Urine crystals

Nil

Optimal

Urine bacteria

Nil

Optimal

Urine yeasts

Nil

Optimal

Systolic Blood Pressure

115

mmHg

Optimal

•

Sep 2024

Systolic pressure refers to the maximum pressure within the large arteries when the heart muscle contracts to pump blood through the body.

Blood pressure is tightly controlled in our body to maintain a level high enough to supply our organs, but not so high as to cause damage. It is primarily affected by our heart and blood vessel function. Blood pressures rise and fall throughout the day, but when blood pressure remains high for an extended time, it can eventually cause a number of serious complications, including heart disease, stroke and kidney damage, among others.