Sugar (Fasting), Urine - S0013h
About the Test
The Sugar (Fasting), Urine test measures the presence of glucose in urine after fasting. Normally, urine contains little to no sugar. Elevated urine glucose levels may indicate conditions related to abnormal blood sugar metabolism, including diabetes mellitus.
Why This Test is Done
- Screening for diabetes
- Monitoring blood sugar control
- Detecting glucose leakage into urine
- Evaluating kidney function related to glucose handling
Symptoms That May Require This Test
- Excessive thirst
- Frequent urination
- Unexplained weight loss
- Fatigue
- Blurred vision
- Increased hunger
Sample Required
Preparation
- Overnight fasting may be recommended
- Follow physician instructions regarding medications and diet
Normal Range
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Negative / Nil glucose in urine
Interpretation
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Normal: No glucose detected
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Positive Result: May suggest diabetes, kidney disorders, hormonal imbalance, or stress-related hyperglycemia
Useful For
- Diabetes screening
- Routine health checkups
- Monitoring diabetic patients
- Assessing metabolic disorders
Reporting Time
Recommended For
- Individuals with diabetic symptoms
- People with family history of diabetes
- Routine preventive health screening
- Patients under diabetes treatment monitoring
