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Vitamin D (25-OH)
22
ng/mL · ref 30–100
Helps with bone and immune health. At 22 ng/mL this sits below many labs’ preferred band — a calm conversation starter with your clinician, not a diagnosis.
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Used for this report
Age 34Thyroid historyFatigueAnnual checkup
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Next steps
- Review LDL 142 and vitamin D 22 at your next visit
- Ask whether a retest or ApoB adds useful context
Questions for your doctor
“Given my LDL of 142, should we check ApoB — and does vitamin D at 22 need a retest?”
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Turn your report into clear, practical next steps instead of leaving you with unanswered questions.
Vitamin D
18 → 22 ng/mL
Fasting glucose
94 → 92 mg/dL
LDL Cholesterol
128 → 142 mg/dL
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Report summary
Comprehensive metabolic panel
Sample Diagnostics Lab
Jun 12, 2026
Most markers look steady. LDL cholesterol and vitamin D may be worth a calm discussion at your next visit — not because they confirm a condition, but because context from your clinician matters.
Looks healthy
- Hemoglobin13.8 g/dL
- Fasting glucose92 mg/dL
- TSH2.1 mIU/L
Needs attention
- LDL Cholesterol142 mg/dL
- Vitamin D22 ng/mL
Questions for your doctor
“Given my LDL of 142, should we check ApoB or Lipoprotein(a) — and does vitamin D at 22 need a retest?”
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