Unusual test: That's an unusual lab test, rarely if ever done by primary care doctors. Usually, a patient would have an special condition in order to require the test at age 26 years. The result can be interpreted by the ordering doctor, and depends on the result's units of measure, reference range, purpose, and sometimes even the sample-handling at the lab, or to and from the lab. Details matter.
Answered 10/25/2020
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