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Hemoglobin 14.2 g/dL Ferritin 22 ng/mL WBC 6.1 ×10⁹/L

REPORT · CBC + THYROID 4 markers

Ferritin 22 ng/mL Worth a look

TSH 6.8 mIU/L Thyroid signal

Hemoglobin 14.2 g/dL In range

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What BloodAI explains

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OVERALL SUMMARY

Mostly in range. Two markers — ferritin and TSH — are worth a closer look.

82 Steady

Marker	Value	Status
Hemoglobin	14.2 g/dL	In range
WBC	6.1 ×10⁹/L	In range
Ferritin	22 ng/mL	Worth a look
TSH	6.8 mIU/L	Possible thyroid signal

PLAIN-ENGLISH EXPLANATION

Your iron stores (ferritin) are lower than expected, and your TSH is mildly elevated. Together these can point toward an underactive thyroid pattern — but results like these are a reason to ask, not to worry.

Here's how we read it: one marker rarely confirms anything alone.

ATTENTION PANEL Follow-up

Iron deficiency pattern Low–moderate
Subclinical hypothyroid Moderate

Suggested: discuss a repeat thyroid panel and iron studies with your doctor.

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BloodAI helps you understand your report. It does not diagnose you, replace a clinician, or make emergency decisions. When something looks important, we explain why and suggest what to discuss with a qualified doctor.

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Shows its reasoning. You see how a conclusion was reached, not just the answer.
Avoids false certainty. Estimates are framed as patterns, never guarantees.
Encourages follow-up. Important flags come with what to ask a clinician.