Lab test interpretation: understanding indicators and norms
This assistant explains laboratory test results in simple language and helps you understand medical terms. It will interpret complete blood count and biochemical blood test indicators, explain values in urinalysis, compare figures with reference values, suggest which deviations are minor and which require a doctor's attention, and translate complex wording into plain language. The assistant helps you prepare for a doctor's visit and formulate questions about test results, but it does not diagnose or replace a doctor's consultation; treatment decisions are made only by a licensed specialist. Working with the assistant is convenient on the BotHub platform: access to powerful neural networks is open without VPN or a foreign card, payment is made in rubles, and chat history is saved, so you can return to the test interpretation at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the assistant does not diagnose or replace a doctor's appointment. It explains what the numbers in the test report mean, compares them with accepted norms, and suggests which indicators are worth paying attention to. The final assessment of health status and prescription of treatment must be done by a licensed doctor, taking into account the full clinical picture and other examinations.
Simply copy the indicator values from the report into the chat or type them in manually, and the assistant will explain what each item means, compare the figures with the laboratory's reference values, and note any deviations. The more detailed the units of measurement and the normal range from the report are provided, the more accurate the explanation will be.
The assistant explains the general meaning of indicators well and helps navigate terminology, but its answers are not based on an examination or the medical history of a specific person. Any alarming values and final conclusions about health should be discussed with a doctor who sees the full picture and can order additional examinations.
The cost of the request depends on the volume of text you send and the length of the assistant's response: the more detailed the test report and the more indicators that need to be explained, the more CAPS are consumed. A short question about one indicator will cost less than an analysis of a full biochemical test.
Correspondence with the assistant is saved in your account's chat history and is not published or shared with third parties. However, for peace of mind, you can remove your last name, address, and other personal data from the message, leaving only the test indicators that need to be explained.