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Family Health5 min readAshvi Health TeamMarch 30, 2026

How to Share Your Medical Report With Your Doctor on WhatsApp

How to Share Your Medical Report With Your Doctor on WhatsApp

The WhatsApp Problem

In India, WhatsApp is how we communicate with doctors. But sending a raw PDF or blurry photo of your lab report is not ideal — doctors get dozens of these daily, and most are hard to read on a phone screen.

What is Doctor Pack?

Doctor Pack is Ashvi's feature that creates a professional, mobile-friendly health summary designed specifically for sharing on WhatsApp. It includes:

  • Flagged abnormal values highlighted clearly
  • Trends over time showing if values are improving or worsening
  • ICMR reference ranges so your doctor sees Indian-specific benchmarks
  • Suggested questions you can ask during your appointment

How to Create a Doctor Pack

Step 1: Upload Your Report Open Ashvi and upload your latest lab report — PDF or photo.

Step 2: Let Velora Analyze Velora reads every value and flags what needs attention.

Step 3: Generate Doctor Pack Tap "Doctor Pack" — Velora creates a clean, structured summary in seconds.

Step 4: Share on WhatsApp Tap "Share" and select your doctor's WhatsApp contact. Done.

What Your Doctor Sees

Instead of a hard-to-read PDF, your doctor sees:

  • A clean summary with your name and date
  • Abnormal values highlighted in context
  • Previous values for comparison (if available)
  • Questions you want to discuss

Why Doctors Love It

We spoke to 50+ Indian doctors. Here's what they said:

  • "Finally, patients come prepared" — Dr. Sharma, Delhi
  • "I can review the summary in 30 seconds instead of 5 minutes" — Dr. Patel, Mumbai
  • "The trend data is incredibly useful for chronic disease management" — Dr. Reddy, Hyderabad

Try It Free

Download Ashvi Health, upload your report, and generate your first Doctor Pack. It's completely free.

Curious about your own report?

Ask Velora — she explains everything in your language.

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