Homocysteine Benchmarks
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Understanding Your Homocysteine
For All aged Adult, the median homocysteine is 10 μmol/L.
A value of 10 μmol/L means you're at the 50th percentile—half the population is above, half below. Values between 7.98 μmol/L (25th percentile) and 12.03 μmol/L (75th percentile) are typical.
The normal range spans from 5.06 μmol/L (5th percentile) to 14.94 μmol/L (95th percentile), covering 90% of the population.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a normal homocysteine for Adult year olds?
For All aged Adult, normal homocysteine ranges from 5.06 to 14.94 μmol/L. The median is 10 μmol/L.
What does the 10 μmol/L median mean?
The median of 10 μmol/L means exactly 50% of All aged Adult have a homocysteine below this value, and 50% have a higher value.
Is my homocysteine normal?
If your homocysteine falls between 5.06 and 14.94 μmol/L, you're within the normal range for All aged Adult. Values at the extremes may warrant a conversation with your healthcare provider.
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