As a physician director, I deal with a wide variety of patients on a daily basis. Some of them are worried about a slight physical discomfort, while others are holding a medical examination report to seek professional interpretation and advice.
Among my patients, I found a common problem: most people don't know much about the data in the physical examination report, and they don't know much about what indicators can reflect the health of the body.
In this medical report, your physical condition is reflected. They are the guardians of the body and the compass of health. However, due to the lack of necessary interpretation, this valuable health information is buried in cold report paper. So, the next time you get your medical report, take the time to understand the meaning behind those seemingly boring numbers. Caring for your body means caring about your future. Let's listen to the voice of the body and decipher the neglected health codes.
Editors Search for photosThey may feel that they have been in good physical condition and there is no need for a medical examination. In addition, they may worry that if any disease is detected, it will bring unnecessary burden and psychological pressure to the family.
From a cultural point of view, many older people are deeply influenced by traditional beliefs that their parents are reluctant to undergo physical examinations or **.
In addition, they may be concerned about their privacy being compromised, especially as information breaches in the healthcare sector are a growing problem.
In addition, economic factors may also be one of the reasons why some elderly people are reluctant to have a medical check-up. They may not have the financial resources to pay for a medical check-up, or they may be worried that if a disease is detected, the cost will be very high. In addition, some older people may have doubts and distrust of modern medicine. They may think that medical tests and methods are harmful to the body, or that doctors are just trying to sell various testing services just to make money. 
Blood sugar
The blood glucose level in the physical examination report is like the coordinate point in the navigator, which is one of the key indicators for us to grasp the physical condition.
When the blood sugar level is stable in the normal range, it indicates that the body is in good health, there is no hidden danger such as diabetes, and you know your blood sugar status.
Once we find that the indicators deviate from the normal range, we can adjust our lifestyle habits in time and take necessary measures to prevent potential health problems from breeding.
Therefore, blood glucose indicators are not only a string of numbers, but also a compass for us to grasp our own health status. Let's cherish this precious physical examination report and protect our health with our hearts. In daily life, people should pay attention to controlling their diet, maintaining an appropriate amount of exercise, and avoiding excessive intake of high-sugar and high-fat foods to maintain a stable blood sugar level.
Blood lipids
Blood lipids are the sum of all lipids in the blood, just like a silent dedication to the artist, with its unique brushstrokes to outline the color of our life.
In this magical world of blood lipids, cholesterol, triglycerides and lipoproteins, each of the three protagonists plays an indispensable role.
Cholesterol, known as the "building material" of life, builds the magnificent edifice of cell membranes and guards the tranquility and integrity of every cell.
Triglycerides, this treasure trove of energy, constantly deliver energy to every corner of our body, so that the rhythm of life never stops.
Lipoproteins, the diligent transporter, work tirelessly to deliver lipids to where they are needed in the body, ensuring that every part of life is nourished and cared for.
For most people, total cholesterol is controlled at 5Below 2mmol l is an ideal target. This not only helps to maintain the health of blood vessels, but also serves as the golden key to preventing cardiovascular disease.
Blood pressure
Blood pressure is an important indicator of cardiovascular function, ensuring that all organs of the body receive sufficient blood** to maintain normal physiological functions.
The normal range of blood pressure is strictly defined: systolic blood pressure is between 90 and 140 mmHg and diastolic blood pressure is between 60 and 90 mmHg. And your blood pressure level happens to be in an ideal state, and there is neither the threat of high blood pressure nor the bothering of low blood pressure.
A normal blood pressure in this physical examination report not only indicates that your cardiovascular health is good, but also indicates that your physical condition is relatively satisfactory and there are no obvious health risks.
Please maintain a healthy lifestyle so that your blood pressure continues to be at this optimal level. At the same time, it is important to have regular medical check-ups so that any potential health problems can be identified and addressed in a timely manner. 
Liver function
A liver function test is more than just a simple check-up, it's more like an insight into liver health. Each biochemical indicator is like a mirror, reflecting the different physiological functions of the liver.
alanine aminotransferase and aspartate aminotransferase, two enzymes that play a vital role in liver cells. They are like the guardians of the liver, guarding the health of the liver at all times.
When the liver is damaged, liver cells break down and these enzymes are released into the bloodstream, causing enzyme levels in the blood to rise. Tell us it's in a worrying condition. At this time, liver function tests have become an important way for us to understand the condition of the liver.
Another important biochemical indicator is total bilirubin, which is the product of hemoglobin breakdown. An increase in the concentration of total bilirubin means that the liver is less able to process waste products, which may indicate a decline in liver function.
Abnormal changes in these biochemical markers are important clues for diagnosing liver disease. They can point to a variety of liver diseases such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver cancer, etc. Therefore, the results of liver function tests are of vital significance for the diagnosis and ** of liver disease.
The liver is a very special organ with a strong compensatory capacity. Even in the early stages, when the liver is already damaged, our body may still have no obvious symptoms.
This is where liver function tests are particularly important. It is able to detect abnormalities in the liver in time, providing us with early** opportunities to protect our liver health.
Basic physical examinationA basic physical examination is essential. This includes the detection of basic indicators such as height, weight, blood pressure, electrocardiogram, blood routine, urine routine, etc. These tests can help us understand the overall condition of the body and detect potential health problems in time.
Common diseases in the elderly
For common diseases in the elderly, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, etc., targeted examinations are required. For example, cardiac ultrasound, carotid ultrasound, glycosylated hemoglobin, etc. are all very valuable tests. These tests can detect diseases at an early stage and provide us with a timely opportunity.
Measurement of bone density
Bone density is also very important. As we age, the risk of osteoporosis gradually increases, and bone density testing can help us understand the health of our bones and prevent accidents such as fractures.
Detection of tumor markers
Testing for tumor markers is also essential. Although tumor markers do not confirm the diagnosis of a tumor in 100% of the country, their abnormally elevated markers often indicate the presence of a tumor. Therefore, regular detection of tumor markers can help to detect tumors early and improve the rate.
Cervical erosion
Cervical erosion is not actually a disease, but a normal physiological phenomenon. Cervical erosion is due to outward migration of the columnar epithelium due to hormonal changes, which usually do not cause any symptoms and are therefore not needed**.
Gallbladder polyps
Gallbladder polyps are mostly benign, and most people don't have any symptoms. Therefore, for gallbladder polyps that have no symptoms, doctors will usually recommend regular observation rather than immediate surgery.
Thyroid nodules
Thyroid nodules are also benign in most cases, and most people have no symptoms. For thyroid nodules that have no symptoms, doctors usually recommend regular observation rather than immediate surgery.
It is bone hyperplasia
Bone hyperplasia is actually a natural response of the human body to adapt to external pressures. Bone hyperplasia itself does not cause symptoms such as pain, so it is not necessary**.