Not exact matches
Reference ranges from The Blood Code are listed below — variation in reference ranges occurs between labs: Non-U.S. ranges are listed as (S.I.
Reference ranges from The Blood Code are listed below — variation in
reference ranges occurs between labs: Non-U.S. ranges are listed as (S.I.
reference ranges occurs between
labs: Non-U.S. ranges are listed as (S.I.
values).
Most physicians only look for
values outside of the «normal»
reference range provided by the
labs and may not be familiar with the new guidelines.
If you get the tests refer to the
lab reference values for normal ranges.
Often, but not always, this can be seen on a routine blood test even if the
values lie within the
lab's normal
reference range.
In truth, if your
lab values are within the set
reference range, you are within the «average,» and not necessarily healthy.
The «
reference range» is the range of cortisol
values that a
lab uses to interpret
lab results and say what is considered normal, or abnormal.