hi joanne. i am assuming here that you did indeed have some recent bloodwork done to be asking this particular question? honestly,rather than go thru each and every individual lab and type out the parameters it would really be much easier and just better for you overall if you simply obtained a copy of your own lab results instead?

with every lab that is done, in almost every case, all the actual "normal ranges" for that particular lab are always listed along with your results too. on that actual lab sheet you obtain, "your" lab numbers are listed in most cases at the far left along with the actual name of that lab, with anything that came out either too hig or low within that middle area, and the normal ranges listed way over to the right hand of the page. its also just a really good idea to obtain any and all copies of any types of testing results for your own personal medical files. i have been doing this will all labs, MRIs and any other tests i have just had to have for many different medical problems for years now. just keep everything in some type of expanding folder thing so you know where all this stuff actually is, all in one place. hope this helped. marcia