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KNOWLEDGE / TOOLS / NEXT STEPS

Medical tools.
More useful conversations.

Find a YourMD tool, understand what to have ready, and explore a clear path to clinical review when you need personal guidance.

BMI & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT

BMI Calculator & Weight-Management Visit Preparation

Use the YourMD BMI calculator, then prepare questions for a physician-led weight-management consultation.

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KIDNEY FUNCTION

eGFR Kidney Function Calculator & Follow-Up Questions

Explore the YourMD eGFR calculator and prepare your lab information for a discussion with a clinician.

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HEART HEALTH

Cardiovascular Risk Calculator & Visit Preparation

Find the YourMD cardiovascular risk calculator and organize the information for a heart-health conversation.

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DIABETES FOLLOW-UP

A1C to Average Glucose Converter & Diabetes Follow-Up

Open the YourMD A1C-to-eAG converter and prepare questions for your next diabetes follow-up.

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UNDERSTANDING LAB REPORTS

Lab Results Interpreter & Preparing for Clinical Review

Explore YourMD’s lab results interpreter and prepare a useful set of questions for clinical review.

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PLANNING YOUR NEXT STEP

Which conversation are you preparing for?

“I want to discuss my weight.”

Start with the BMI guide and gather your weight history, goals, and medications. A clinician considers more than a calculator result when reviewing care options.

Prepare for a weight-management visit →

“I have questions about my lab report.”

Use the lab interpreter guide to organize your report and questions. Keep the original values, units, and test date for clinical review.

Prepare for a lab-review conversation →

“I need follow-up on an existing plan.”

Bring your current medicines, symptoms, and recent measurements. Our selected articles help you prepare a focused follow-up discussion.

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These are examples of visit goals, not a symptom checker or a promise that telehealth will be suitable.