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Post Prandial ( PP ) urine sugar

Postprandial urine glucose test measures the glucose level after having a meal or eating. 2 hours af... Read More...

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Post Prandial ( PP ) urine sugar

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Since the glucose test is postprandial, the urine sample should be taken preferably 2 hours after lunch or dinner. No other preparation is required. It's recommended that you discuss your health condition and current medication with the doctor. Based on his advice, discontinue any medication if asked to.

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Post Prandial ( PP ) urine sugar

Postprandial urine glucose test measures the glucose level after having a meal or eating. 2 hours after eating, urine sample for testing postprandial glucose level is taken. The kidney filters the blood to form urine. Normally, urine has little or no glucose.

Postprandial urine glucose test measures the glucose level after having a meal or eating. 2 hours after eating, urine sample for testing postprandial glucose level is taken. The kidney filters the blood to form urine. Normally, urine has little or no glucose.

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