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Medical Report Interpreter

Understand common lab markers in plain language, keep raw reports local, and prepare safer questions for your clinician.

Optional AI Deterministic local parser Lab range first No upload by default

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Educational use only — not a diagnosis or medical advice. This tool explains common lab markers in plain language. It cannot diagnose, treat, or confirm that you are healthy. Always consult a qualified doctor about your results, and call your local emergency services for urgent or severe symptoms.

Reference policy reviewed 26 July 2026. The range printed by your laboratory is used when the parser can identify it. Built-in general ranges are clearly labelled fallbacks and may not apply to your method, age, sex, pregnancy status, or clinical context.

MedlinePlus guidance
FDA lab-test context

1 Enter Your Lab Results

Your report stays in this browser unless you separately enable optional AI.

Image OCR uses bundled AfroTools code and English language data. Source pixels are not uploaded.
PDF text extraction uses bundled PDF.js. The file is not sent to a server and only the first 20 pages are read.
OCR can misread decimals, units, names, and ranges. Compare every parsed value with the original report before acting or exporting.

Quick-fill sample format:

Preview the exact parsed fields optional AI may receive

Analyze locally first. This preview will show the bounded marker payload; it does not contact AI.

Parsing your lab results...

Educational only — not a diagnosis or medical advice. These explanations are general and do not replace a doctor. A result within range does not confirm you are healthy. Always confirm your results with a qualified clinician, and call emergency services for urgent symptoms.

Do not wait for this tool. Your pasted report includes an explicit critical, panic, or urgent flag. Contact the ordering clinic now. Call local emergency services immediately for chest pain, severe trouble breathing, fainting, seizure, new confusion, major bleeding, or rapidly worsening symptoms.

📊 Your Results Summary

2 Detailed Breakdown

🧠 Interpretation Local first

Local summary appears first. Optional AI only runs after consent and receives parsed marker values, not the raw report.

Your deterministic local summary will appear here after analysis. AI is never contacted automatically.

👩‍⚕️ Questions to Ask Your Doctor

💬 Ask Follow-up Questions AI Chat

Follow-up chat is optional and requires the AI consent checkbox above. Ask clinician-prep questions, not medication or treatment instructions.

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Reminder: This tool is for educational purposes only. It does not diagnose, treat, confirm health, or replace professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider about your results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my medical data safe?

Parsing, image OCR, PDF text extraction, and the first interpretation run in your browser with bundled assets. Optional AI is never contacted automatically; it requires the separate checkbox and button, and its local preview shows the bounded fields before any request.

Can I upload a photo of my lab report?

Yes. JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to 10 MB can be read locally with bundled English OCR. OCR can misread decimals, units, marker names, and ranges, so compare every parsed result with the original report.

Is this a medical diagnosis?

No. This tool is for educational purposes only. It helps you understand what your lab results mean in plain language, but it is NOT a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider about your results.

What tests are supported?

The deterministic parser recognizes a curated set of common numeric markers across CBC, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid, glucose, iron, vitamins, cardiac markers, and urinalysis. Qualitative results and unrecognized markers are left for clinician review.

Which reference range is used?

The parser prioritizes a numeric range printed on the same report line as the result. If none is recognized, the marker is clearly labelled with a built-in general fallback. Always verify the unit and range against the original report and discuss the result with a qualified clinician.

Use Medical Report Interpreter in a safer care workflow

The interpreter already parses common biomarkers. The upgrade adds a safer decision layer around privacy, doctor questions, red flags, and source-backed interpretation limits.

Use It To Decide

Which marker is outside the reference range
Which result needs a repeat test or clinician explanation
Which questions to ask before changing diet, supplements, or medication

Better Workflow

Use verified lab reports or confirmed genotype/blood group records
Write down questions before acting on the result
Keep personal health data private and avoid posting raw reports publicly

Do Not Ignore

A result marked critical, very high, or very low
Symptoms that do not match a reassuring calculator output
Marriage, pregnancy, or transfusion decisions without professional counselling

Medical Report Interpreter: save, export, and continue the workflow

This app now has a safer local-first handoff for clinician questions, retest prompts, dashboard notes, and PDF visit prep.

Competitor feature checked

Ada and lab-analyzer style apps: Symptom and report apps work best when they convert results into questions, red flags, and a shareable summary.

Implemented here: Lab-range-first parsing, local device/PDF actions, clinician-question framing, and source-backed interpretation limits.

MedlinePlus: understanding laboratory results

Private device and PDF actions

Analyze first, then save a sanitized summary and clinician questions.
Download a local PDF visit-prep plan without saving or uploading the raw lab report.
Optional account sync is separate and metadata-only; marker values stay on this device.