Damit

[Sir Og]

This is probably the AIDS you caught on the public toilet. Sorry.

Get well soon!

[Sava]

At least here, I get the number, units, method used and (in most cases) acceptable range.

In my case, for white cells, for example, it was million cells per liter.

Interesting. I'm curious to learn about the different standards in each country regarding such things

[N35t0r]

I don't really know if it's a standard, or just custom though.

[Sava]

Specific to the doctor you saw? Or is it the same throughout the area you live?

[N35t0r]

Most laboratories give results like this, at least for private clinics.

[Proteus_MST]

Specific to the doctor you saw? Or is it the same throughout the area you live?

I for my part always got my bloodworks together with value range (for normal values) and units,
regardless of the specific doctor or hospital where they were ordered/made,
so I guess that, at least for germany, it is standard

[Bereta_Eder]

Same here.
You can check immideatly and by yourself if something is amiss, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't consult your doctor.
There are different methods used sometimes but the normal value range for each method is always there.

[Sava]

Yeah they have a value range, just no units

[N35t0r]

What about method used?

When i got my thyroid checked up, the doctor sent me to another lab to get the tests redone because I had borderline hypothyroidism but the error range of the method was large enough that it might put me outside needing pills, which was indeed the case.

[FlameFlash]

How are you now?