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Sara Ahmed · F · 46 y · 12/03/2026
Lipid profile · HbA1c
6.6%
In plain words
Still a little high, but coming down since September.
Over time
01The problem
A blood report forwarded by your brother. A prescription photo from 2023. A discharge summary in a drawer at your parents' house. Every new doctor asks the same questions — and you answer from memory.
Bilal
9:14
Bilal
Ammi ki reports aa gayi hain
9:14
9:20
Ammi
Doctor sahab purani sugar wali reports maang rahe hain
11:02
Kaun si? March wali ya pichle saal wali?
11:05
Ammi
Pata nahi beta, sab isi group mein thi…
11:06
None of them talk to each other.
02How it works
No forms to fill in. You add a report the way you already do — a photo or a file — and HealthDost does the rest.
Photograph a report — even a creased one — or upload the PDF the lab sent you. Take three photos of a three-page report and it is saved as one record, not three.
HealthDost pulls out every value and shows you exactly what it read, so you can correct anything before it's saved. Then it explains what the results mean — in plain words.
Each report joins your timeline. From your second report on, HealthDost can show how each marker is changing — and tell you what changed since last time.
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03Before and after
Same patient. Same five reports. Drag to see what changes when they are remembered for you.
Dr.
Good — it's come down twice since Metformin.
Dr.
When was your last sugar test, and what was it?
Sara
Shayad pichle saal… report ghar pe reh gayi.
04In plain words
A lab report is written for doctors. HealthDost rewrites it for you — in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu — and suggests what to ask at your next visit.
What the report says
Ref. 4.0 – 5.6 %
What it means
HbA1c shows your average blood sugar over the last two to three months. Yours is 6.6%, above the 5.6% upper limit — but lower than your last two reports, so it is moving the right way. People managing diabetes often have a personal target set by their doctor.
A sample explanation, written for illustration. Not medical advice.
05Trends
Every marker is drawn over real time, against the range printed on each report. Tap any reading to see where it came from. Medicines you started appear on the line, so cause and effect sit side by side.
HbA1c · Sara's last five reports
Latest 6.6 % · 12 Mar 2026
HbA1c: 5 readings from 14 Mar 2024 to 12 Mar 2026. Latest 6.6 %, above the reference range; previously 6.8 %. Use the left and right arrow keys to move between readings.
Thursday, 12 March 2026
6.6 % · ref 4–5.6
What changed since September
HbA1c
6.8 to 6.6 %ImprovingLDL cholesterol
148 to 121 mg/dLImprovingHDL cholesterol
42 to 38 mg/dLWorseningChange is judged against your range, not by which way the arrow points. A falling LDL is improving. A falling HDL is not.
06Ask
Questions are answered from your own records, with every fact linked to the report it came from. Ask in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu.
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For understanding, not diagnosis.
Visit brief
Sara Ahmed
46 · Female · Blood group B+
Prepared
14 Mar 2026
Since the last visit
Questions for my doctor
07For your doctor
A one-page brief of your current medicines, allergies, what changed and the questions you want to ask. Print it, save it as a PDF, or hand your phone across the desk.
08Accuracy
Not promises in a prompt — rules the product follows every time.
Nothing read from a report is saved until you have seen it. Anything hard to read is flagged for you.
Each fact in an answer links to the exact report it came from, so you can open it and see.
Not by which way the arrow points. A falling LDL is good news; a falling HDL is not.
When a report prints no range, HealthDost says so — it never quietly shows a result as fine.
It explains what your reports say and what changed. Decisions stay with you and your doctor.
Mention chest pain or signs of a stroke, and before anything else it tells you to call 1122.
09Privacy
Medical records deserve plain answers about where they go. Here are ours.
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Download it all, or erase it all, whenever you like.
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