Health Report Interpreter

From "Hard-to-Read Reports" to Clear Next Steps

After a checkup, the main difficulty is often not missing data, but a wall of medical terms, reference ranges, arrows, and single abnormal values that can be misread. This skill turns health report interpretation into a reusable conversation workflow: the user provides abnormal items, values, and units; the skill explains each item's meaning, normal range, and possible cause, marks severity with 🟢, 🟡, and 🔴, then suggests follow-up tests, medical visits, or lifestyle adjustments.

Core Capabilities and Workflow

It mainly supports the following tasks:
- Indicator explanation: what fasting glucose, uric acid, transaminases, and triglycerides mean, and how to read reference ranges.
- Abnormality context: possible causes such as diet, sleep, exercise, medication, or conditions that may need further testing, while avoiding the assumption that one value equals disease.
- Practical guidance: which results deserve retesting or prioritized medical attention, and what actionable lifestyle changes to consider.

The workflow usually has three steps: collect indicator names, values, and units; interpret each abnormal result with its severity and likely cause; summarize overall guidance while emphasizing that it is reference information, not a substitute for physician judgment.

Boundaries and Cautions

It is suitable for health education and report comprehension, not medical diagnosis, prescription, treatment planning, or acute symptom evaluation. For image or PDF reports, users should manually enter key values; different hospitals may use different reference ranges, so the report should take precedence. If results are severely abnormal, tumor markers are markedly elevated, or values conflict, seek medical care or verify the original report first.