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Lab work please help

Hi I got some lab results 6 months ago by email doctor never read them too me. Would they have called me if something was wrong?
Well I put the ones I am concerned with.
IN my CMP(14) My bilirubin,total was 1.4 mg/dl  normal range 0.0 - 1.2 why is it in my urine test the bilirubin is negative?
But my UA/M WITH REFLEX CULTURE,ROUTINE
bilirubin negative range negative.
Also in my CMP (14)my Calcium Serum was 10.3 normal range is 8.7 - 10.2
In my UA/M WITH REFLEX CULTURE,ROUTINE which is urine test i think everything came out okay except for
Ketones resultsb trace range negative.
I tested negative for hiv and my LIPASE,SERUM was normal range. AMYLASE normal range. TSH normal range.
Please help understand if im okay.
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All I wanted to know is IN my CMP(14) My bilirubin,total was 1.4 mg/dl  normal range 0.0 - 1.2 why is it in my urine test the bilirubin is negative?
But my UA/M WITH REFLEX CULTURE,ROUTINE
bilirubin negative range negative. Am I okay if is negative in my urine?
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I just got them through the mail. But didn't go too my appointment and never got a call back so thought they must have been normal. I got a copy for it at the clinic because I lost the other ones 5 days ago.
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Hi and thanks for using the forum.

I always think it is a good idea to follow up with the doctor after you have blood work done.  Generally, they should call you when they get the results or send you something in the mail to let you know that they received your lab results and that they were reviewed.  Otherwise, you are left wondering what the results are.  You need to call the doctor who ordered the tests and ask him/her if they can review your lab results with you.  YOu can do this at either another appointment or sometimes they will do it over  the phone with you.  I hope this helps.  Good luck.

Bridget
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