30-39 • Female • All
Blood LipidsFor Female aged 30-39, the median triglycerides is 100 mg/dL.
A value of 100 mg/dL means you're at the 50th percentile—half the population is above, half below. Values between 73 mg/dL (25th percentile) and 127 mg/dL (75th percentile) are typical.
The normal range spans from 34 mg/dL (5th percentile) to 166 mg/dL (95th percentile), covering 90% of the population.
| Sex | Ethnicity | P5 | P25 | Median (P50) | P75 | P95 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Female | All | 34 mg/dL | 73 mg/dL | 100 mg/dL | 127 mg/dL | 166 mg/dL |
| Male | All | 44 mg/dL | 95 mg/dL | 130 mg/dL | 165 mg/dL | 216 mg/dL |
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For Female aged 30-39, normal triglycerides ranges from 34 to 166 mg/dL. The median is 100 mg/dL.
The median of 100 mg/dL means exactly 50% of Female aged 30-39 have a triglycerides below this value, and 50% have a higher value.
If your triglycerides falls between 34 and 166 mg/dL, you're within the normal range for Female aged 30-39. Values at the extremes may warrant a conversation with your healthcare provider.
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