The Plasma Glucose (PP) test is done at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an advanced diagnostic centre and an NABL- and NABH-accredited diagnostic centre. This blood test assesses how much glucose (sugar) is in the bloodstream following a meal. It assists doctors in determining how glucose is processed and in monitoring blood glucose control, especially in individuals with diabetes and suspected glucose regulation disorders.
What is Plasma Glucose (PP)?
After a meal, the amount of glucose in the blood plasma is known as Plasma Glucose (PP). It gives details regarding the body's reaction to food in addition to the way in which insulin works. The test is done by collecting a blood sample at the appropriate time after a meal, such as two hours after the start of the meal. These are used in conjunction with other glucose tests and medical histories or other clinical features to help diagnose and guide treatment.
Conditions Evaluated
Diabetes Mellitus
It checks blood glucose after a meal and helps monitor diabetes control, along with other tests (along with other clinical information and laboratory tests).
Impaired Glucose Regulation
The results might reveal a clue as to The result can show whether the body is handling glucose normally after a meal and guide further testing, and provide a basis for future assessment.
Blood Sugar Control in Diabetes
The test can be used in people who already have diabetes to assess how much glucose is in their blood after eating food, or to track the effectiveness of their diabetes treatment.
Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?
Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is a state-of-the-art diagnostic facility offering a service on the diagnostic domains of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Pathology, all in one place. We specialize in improving the quality of samples, laboratory processes, maintaining quality control, and reporting. Our staff is dedicated to providing dependable diagnostic service that will ensure quality service and service-oriented management policies towards our patients.
Book Your Plasma Glucose (PP)
If you have been advised that you should have a blood test to show your blood glucose level, or a Plasma Glucose (PP) blood test, contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for collection. Please bring a doctor's prescription and let the lab staff know about any medications or medical conditions.
Test information: No fasting is required.
Reporting: Within 24 hours*
Fasting is not required for this test. However, the blood sample must be collected at the specific time advised by your doctor, usually two hours after the start of a meal.
Eat your usual meal unless your doctor has provided specific dietary instructions. Avoid unusually large meals or deliberate changes in your diet before the test.
Note the time when you start eating, as the sample collection time is calculated from the beginning of the meal.
Bring your doctor's prescription and previous blood glucose or HbA1c reports, if available.
Inform the laboratory staff about any medicines you are taking, especially diabetes medication or insulin.
Do not stop or change your prescribed medicines unless advised by your doctor.
इस जांच के लिए पहले से उपवास रखना आवश्यक नहीं है। हालांकि, रक्त का नमूना चिकित्सक द्वारा बताए गए निश्चित समय पर लिया जाना चाहिए। आमतौर पर यह भोजन शुरू करने के दो घंटे बाद लिया जाता है।
चिकित्सक द्वारा कोई विशेष आहार संबंधी निर्देश न दिए गए हों, तो अपना सामान्य भोजन करें। जांच से पहले असामान्य रूप से अधिक भोजन करने या अपने आहार में जानबूझकर बदलाव करने से बचें।
भोजन शुरू करने का समय अवश्य याद रखें, क्योंकि रक्त का नमूना लेने का समय भोजन शुरू होने के समय से निर्धारित किया जाता है।
अपने चिकित्सक का परामर्श-पत्र और यदि उपलब्ध हों, तो रक्त में शर्करा या दीर्घकालिक शर्करा स्तर से संबंधित पुरानी जांचों की रिपोर्ट साथ लाएं।
आप जो भी दवाएं ले रहे हैं, विशेष रूप से मधुमेह की दवाओं या इंसुलिन के बारे में प्रयोगशाला कर्मचारियों को बताएं।
चिकित्सक की सलाह के बिना अपनी निर्धारित दवाएं बंद न करें या उनकी मात्रा में बदलाव न करें।
The laboratory professional will confirm the time you started your meal to ensure that the sample is collected at the appropriate interval.
A blood sample will usually be collected from a vein in your arm, commonly two hours after the beginning of the meal, as advised by your doctor.
The sample will be collected in a suitable blood collection tube and processed in the laboratory to separate the plasma.
The glucose concentration in the plasma will be measured using an appropriate laboratory method.
The result will indicate your blood glucose level after the meal and help assess how your body processes glucose.
The report will be provided to your treating physician, who will interpret the result along with your medical history and other relevant investigations.
* For details, please see service-related policies
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