>>11113294prolactin is the only thing out of bounds, and it's still relatively within range to only cause an eyebrow raise from the reviewer.
Something you need to know about blood chemical composition tests is that they are hugely specific to -just you-
You would need to create a viable baseline by having multiple tests taken under the same conditions, that is, you ate regularly of the same type of diet, physically performed consistently across that time, and all other variables. Only then can future tests indicate to a doctor that something might be wrong or could go wrong.
Looking at lab average ranges for one or two tests is a big nothing. Different labs have different limits set, and also have different indicators for potential problems. A standard urinalysis sent to 5 labs would just leave everyone confused, and all the doctors who regularly use each individual lab would have to waste a lot of time together to come to "Results inconclusive - patient needs more testing (has nothing wrong)"
tl;dr You're fine and the 99% likelihood is further tests under the same variable would yield standard results.
