Apollo Diagnostics Report Explained in Plain Language
Upload your Apollo Diagnostics report and get every value explained in simple words, with normal ranges and what to ask your doctor. Free, and not medical advice.
This page is for Apollo Diagnostics reports (not Apollo Hospitals or Apollo 24|7).
See our privacy policy for how uploaded reports are handled.
How to get your Apollo Diagnostics report
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Download your report
Check the Apollo Diagnostics app, SMS or email for your report PDF.
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Upload it here
Add the PDF, or a clear photo of each page.
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Read it simply
Every value explained, with normal ranges and what to ask your doctor.
How your Apollo Diagnostics report is laid out
Most lab reports have these six parts.
| Test | Result | Unit | Range | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haemoglobin | 11.2 | g/dL | 12.0–15.5 | L |
| RBC count | 4.3 | mill/µL | 3.8–4.8 | |
| WBC count | 7.8 | thou/µL | 4.0–10.0 | |
| Platelets | 265 | thou/µL | 150–410 |
- Patient details
Name, age, sex and dates. Age and sex decide many normal ranges.
- Test name
What was measured, like Haemoglobin or TSH.
- Result
Your value. Compare it with the range.
- Unit
How it is measured, like g/dL. Units can differ between labs.
- Reference range
The normal range this lab uses for your age and sex.
- Flag
H (high) or L (low) when outside the range. A flag is a prompt to ask your doctor, not a diagnosis.
Why your numbers may differ between labs
Each lab uses its own methods and normal ranges, so the same value can be flagged at one lab and not another. To track a value over time, compare reports from the same lab.
Understand the panels in your report
Tap a panel to learn about its key test and normal range.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload my Apollo Diagnostics report to NirogGyan?
Yes. Upload a PDF, JPG or PNG up to 15 MB. Clear, typed reports work best.
Is it free, and is my report stored?
It is free to try. Our privacy policy explains how reports are stored and used.
Why does my Apollo Diagnostics range differ from another lab's?
Each lab uses its own methods and normal ranges, so the same value can be flagged at one lab and not another. To track a value over time, compare reports from the same lab.
Does this replace my doctor?
No. It explains your values in simple words. Your doctor reads them with your history and symptoms.
What if a value is flagged high or low?
It means the value is outside that lab's range, not that you have a disease. Read its explanation and talk to your doctor.
Reports from other labs
Works with reports from any Indian lab.
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Every value explained in simple words. Free.
NirogGyan is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apollo Diagnostics. The Apollo Diagnostics name and logo are trademarks of their owner and are used only to describe which reports this tool can read. This tool explains values for general understanding and is not a diagnosis; talk to your doctor about your results.