You've just got your results back
"I got my results but I don't know what they mean."
Blood tests, cholesterol, thyroid, heart-risk numbers — plain-English explanations of what each value means, and what to ask your GP next.
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Understand Your Health,
Understand Your Health,
Without the Jargon
Free tools to help you understand your health — from blood tests to heart conditions to everyday symptoms. All in plain English, built by an NHS GP who is also a patient.
Your Blood Results
Illustrative exampleHbA1c Diabetes marker
39 mmol/mol
Normal
Cholesterol Total
5.8 mmol/L
Discuss with GP
TSH Thyroid function
2.1 mIU/L
Normal
50+ tests explained · In plain English
50+
Blood tests explained
70
Audio guides
4
Specialist health hubs
0
Trackers, cookies, or pixels
29
Years clinical experience
We understand what brought you here
Health information shouldn't be this hard
Three common reasons people end up here — and where to start with each.
You've been newly diagnosed
"The consultant used words I didn't quite catch."
AF, heart failure, high blood pressure, prostate issues, low testosterone — clear guides on what the diagnosis means, the common medicines, and what to expect.
You're preparing for a GP appointment
"I always forget to ask the one thing I wanted to."
Go in with a clearer head — know the right questions, the red flags, and what your numbers might mean. All four hubs are built around what happens next with your GP.
Three steps to feeling more confident
How it works
No login, no paywall. Just good information, where you need it.
01
Pick a hub
Four focused spaces — blood tests, heart health, heart check, men's health.
02
Read, listen, or download
Written guides, audio walk-throughs, and printable PDFs — whichever suits you.
03
Take it to your GP
Arrive at your appointment with better questions and a clearer head.
Specialist health hubs
Four focused places to start
Each hub is an independent subdomain with its own tools and guides.
Blood Test Explainer
Understand your NHS blood test results in plain English — 50 common tests, with audio guides and infographics.
Heart Health Hub
AF, heart failure, angina, BP — conditions and medications.
Heart Check
Understand your heart risk and what the numbers mean.
Men's Health
Prostate, testosterone, mental health — the stuff that doesn't get talked about.
Why I built this
From both sides of the desk
I'm a GP with 29 years in medicine. But I'm also a patient — living with multiple long-term conditions, in the clinically vulnerable category.
I know what it's like to sit in a waiting room, anxious about results. To hear words you don't quite understand. To leave an appointment and realise you forgot to ask the one question that was really on your mind.
That's why I built these tools — to help you feel more confident and prepared.
Dr Krishnan Pasupathi
Your next GP appointment could be different.
Go in prepared. Understand your results. Ask better questions.
Common questions
Quick answers
Is this personal medical advice?
No. Aryash Health provides general plain-English information — it does not replace the clinical assessment of your GP or healthcare team. Always speak to your GP, or call NHS 111, for anything that affects you personally. Call 999 in a medical emergency.
Is my data safe?
Yes. This site sets no cookies and runs no tracking scripts — no Google Analytics, no PostHog, no pixels, no session recording. Our host (Vercel) sees standard server logs (your IP, the page you opened, the time) for a short period for security and abuse prevention; we don't read or analyse them. See our privacy page for the full picture.
Who is this for?
Anyone in the UK trying to make sense of their health — patients preparing for tests, people newly diagnosed, carers, and family members.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Everything is freely available without registration. No email, no password.
Who built this?
Dr Krishnan Pasupathi, an NHS GP Partner with 29 years of clinical experience (GMC 6050795), writes and reviews all the content.
Can I use this offline?
Many guides are downloadable as PDFs, so you can save and read them without an internet connection.