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Mitochondrial disease: labs and energy days on one record your specialist reads.

Lactate, CK, A1c, liver results, tired days, sleep and activity, logged in plain words and summarized before each visit with your neurologist or mitochondrial specialist.

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Making sense of a rising lactate
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My resting lactate came back 3.4. It sat around two for more than a year, and I have been more tired lately.
Logged. That is your highest resting lactate on record, up from 2.8 in August. Your first six draws on the timeline sat between 1.8 and 2.1. Want me to put it next to the tired days you have logged?
Yes. I started biking to work in late August. Is that connected?
I cannot say what caused it, but I can show the timing. Both higher draws came after you started biking to work, and your tired days went from three or four a month to 11 in October. Your CK held steady at 142. I can add all of it to your visit summary for Dr. Lindqvist on November 19.
Do that, and draft a note so the clinic sees it before the visit.
Added to your summary. Here is a draft for you to send through the portal: resting lactate 3.4 in October, up from 2.8 in August, with 11 tired days in October since I started biking to work. I also put a question on your list: whether riding in on a draw morning changes a resting result.
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last updated Oct 27, 2026
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Lactate (resting) Abnormal values
Last: 3.4 mmol/LTrend: upward
Updated: Oct 27, 2026
Creatine kinase (CK) Normal range
Last: 142 U/LTrend: stable
Updated: Oct 27, 2026
A1c Mixed results
Last: 5.8 %Trend: stable
Updated: Oct 27, 2026
ALT (liver) Normal range
Last: 24 U/LTrend: stable
Updated: Oct 27, 2026
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The parts nobody else sees

Mitochondrial disease can touch many parts of the body at once, so the work is a calendar of specialists, regular blood draws and careful pacing of your energy. Healya is built by people who know what that load feels like.

A busy day can leave you tired for the next two or three days.

Many people with mitochondrial disease see four or five specialists, and each one keeps separate notes.

The fatigue does not show, and people often tell you that you look fine.

Your numbers already tell a story

Healya connects your lactate and other labs, your tired days, your activity, your sleep and what changed that day, so the pattern is visible to you and to your specialist.

See resting lactate climb
started biking to work

Your resting lactate at eight draws, two months apart, with the month you started biking to work marked. The first six sat between 1.8 and 2.1, then 2.8 in August and 3.4 in October.

See tired days add up
started biking to work

Tired days you logged each month over eight months, as bars and as a line, with the month you started biking to work marked. Three or four a month through August, then 11 in October.

See CK hold steady
last visit with Dr. Lindqvist

Your creatine kinase at six draws, two months apart, with your last visit with Dr. Lindqvist marked. Every result sat between 137 and 142, including the two draws since you started biking to work.

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Newly diagnosed, years into clinic visits, or still waiting on a genetic answer: your energy and your labs are data, and Healya can keep them.

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How Healya helps with mitochondrial disease

A record that catches the slow change

A thirty-second check-in of your energy, sleep, symptoms and what changed that day, so a shift that builds over weeks is visible to you and your specialist instead of lost between visits.

Labs explained in plain words

Lactate, creatine kinase, A1c, liver results and the rest of your blood work: what each one measures, which way it moved since last time, and what is worth asking about at the next visit.

Tired days next to everything else

Tired days, sleep, activity, steps from your watch if you wear one, and the medicines you took, side by side with your labs, so the link between a busy week and a hard one is something you can show.

One summary for every specialist

A year of labs, home readings, medications and any hospital stays on one page, plus the questions you flagged along the way, exportable as a PDF for each specialist you see.

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No wearable required. A thirty-second daily check-in is enough.

Deep Insights

Reports written for mitochondrial disease

Three kinds, each built from your own record. A summary before every visit. A report on how your numbers are actually moving. And a plain-language digest of new mitochondrial disease research, on a schedule you choose.

1Visit prep. A year of lactate, CK, A1c and liver results, tired days, medications and hospital stays on one page before your visit, with the questions you flagged along the way.
2Your mito report. How your lactate, other labs and tired days moved this quarter, and what changed when.
3Research digest. New mitochondrial disease studies and treatment news, explained in plain words and matched to what you track. Never medical advice, always something to bring to your care team.
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Visit summary · Dr. Lindqvist, Nov 19 Export PDF

A year of lactate, CK, A1c and liver results, tired days and medicines on one page.

Your mito report: the fall lactate rise, explainedQuarterly›
Mitochondrial research digest: 3 new studies, explainedMonthly›
Questions to ask at the follow-up (3)›

Questions people with mitochondrial disease ask us

Clear answers about what Healya does with your data, and what stays between you and your care team.

Yes. Results arrive through patient portals such as MyChart and through Labcorp and Quest, and any result can be typed in by hand in two taps. Every draw sits on one timeline, so two years of lactate results read as one line instead of a stack of separate reports.

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Your lactate, other labs, tired days and medicines in one place before your next appointment. Free for a week, no card required.

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