You're right, it's the lipids that are concerning me, I'm overweight and already have HBP so anything like that freaks me out.  I think my anxiety is really just the worst part, my doctor's really a sweetheart and helped me get off Xanax when I was prescribed that for anxiety and it didn't work. I think part of it is I don't want to disappoint her too since last time I saw her she was praising me on my good health considering my circumstances 

It's quite a stretch to call your throat issue cancer.   It doesn't just come up in one week - according to your post from last week.  Cancer wishes it was that aggressive.  If it's lasted a week, I'd bring it up to your doctor.  Infection, maybe, strep throat, maybe - there are antibiotics/penicillin for those.   It could even be stress on your voice - simple relaxation.  Again, bring that up and have him take a look - it wouldn't hurt......but don't call it cancer!   If there are any tests, it would be the tongue depressor AAHHHH test and maybe a throat culture with one o' them Q-tips on a wooden stick.

I'm also kinda freaking out about the throat, IDK if it's a muscle thing or a persistent infection or even cancer (Unlikely at my age I know) but my voice for the most part is fine, it just hurts when I talk in a higher register (I'm a voice actor for some indie cartoons) but it acts like it wants to be okay then hurt other times.  I might ask the doc about it but I'd rather not run through a battery of tests 

The red numbers, I would think, would mean something is out of range.  The doctors would know how to interpret the results.   You can't really know for sure until they tell you.  It could be anything.  I know that my cholesterol goes weird sometimes and the doc threatens to give me another pill to take, but then it goes back in-range.    It is best not to think about things - too much to speculate on.   The doc will likely go over results.  

So I took another look at my results and didn't look at the lipid panel and holy smokes I saw a lot of red numbers. My actual appointment is on Friday so now I'm scrambling to find a way to address this. Are normal ranges just ideal or do the red numbers in excess mean I'm diseased and about to have a heart attack at any moment and Google's not helping