Blood tests
Blood tests, by their official codes
What each common test is called, its verified LOINC code, and the US National Library of Medicine’s information about it. Mediclarum does not read or interpret personal results — your laboratory and your doctor do.
What this will not do
It will not tell you what is wrong
Reading a result and naming a cause is diagnosis, and diagnosis needs someone who knows your history, your examination and your other results. A number on its own is genuinely not enough, however confident a website sounds.
It will not tell you what to take
No supplement suggestions, no doses, no protocols. Not because of caution — because the honest answer to “what should I take for this” depends on why it is happening, and this page deliberately does not know.
It uses your lab’s range, never ours
Mediclarum publishes no reference intervals. The reader compares each result only with the interval printed next to it on your report, and says so when there is none.
It never sees your results
Files you add are opened inside your browser, not sent to us: no upload, no account, no storage, no request carrying your data anywhere. Close the tab and it is gone.
Tests the reader recognises
24 tests, each with its verified LOINC code where one applies and links to the US National Library of Medicine.