A glucose A urine test will show the amount of glucose in your urine (urinary). Glucose is the image of sugar. It is the most important energy key for your body cells. Your blood carries it. glucose to your cells.
usually very little or no in your urine, no glucose However, if you have very glucose kidneys remove the excess from your blood glucose through urine. Finally, an increase in urine output may occur glucose which may mean that your blood glucose is also increased, which could be a symptom of diabetes. If your urine glucose level is elevated, your health care provider will usually order blood tests to make a diagnosis. glucose Tests to make a diagnosis.
Also known as a urine sugar test. Urine glucose test; blood glucose test; blood sugar test.
What is it used for?
A glucose A urine test is part of a urinalysis, a test that detects all types of cells, chemicals, and other drugs in the urine. Urine tests are used to test joint health.
In the past, urine glucose This test is used to detect or predict diabetes. But the urine glucose test is not as definitive as blood. glucose Therefore, blood tests are more commonly used today to diagnose and predict diabetes.
Your health care provider can perform a urine glucose test if blood glucose For you, the test is not easy. If you have very thin veins, scarring from periodic punctures, or an eventual fear of needles, blood tests can be difficult.
Why do I need a glucose in urine test?
You may have a glucose Urine testing is performed as part of a routine physical examination. Even if blood testing is not an option, this test may still be necessary. glucose Signs of diabetes or the need for diabetes management.
Symptoms of diabetes may include
- Increased thirst and urination
- Increased hunger
- Fatigue
- Blurred vision
- Numbness or tingling in the hands or feet
- Wounds that do not heal
- Weight loss even though you are not trying to lose weight
If you are pregnant, you probably should a glucose Perform a urinalysis as part of a urinalysis to determine mood. What glucose abnormalities in the urine during pregnancy are normal. However, if levels increase over time, they may be a symptom of gestational diabetes, the first onset of diabetes during pregnancy.
What happens during a glucose in urine test?
A urine sample must be provided for testing. Your health care provider may provide wipe sheets, containers, and brochures on how to use the “clean catch” method to collect a urine sample. To prevent viruses from the skin from entering the sample, it is important to follow these instructions
- Wash hands with soap and water and dry.
- Open the container without touching the contents.
- Clean the genital tongue area with a cleansing wipe.
- Wipe the entire glans of the penis. If there is any last flesh, pull it back to the beginning.
- For the vagina, loosen the labia (the skin folds around the vagina) and wipe inside from front to back.
- Take urine in the toilet for a few seconds to take away the power. Start peeing again. Do not touch the container to your body.
- Collect at least 1-2 ounces of urine in the container. The container should be labeled to indicate how much urine is needed.
- Lake more in the bathroom.
- Place the lid on the container and return according to instructions.
If you have hemo to bleed, or if you have a period of time, tell your supplier before beginning the test.
Your care provider can ask you to detect your urine glucose at home with the test kit. Your urine glucose The home test package includes a roll of test strips and a manual for performing the test. Pay attention to the instructions. For more definitive results, discuss with your supplier the day you need to test your urine.
Need to prepare for the test?
No special production is required for this test. Some medications and supplements may affect the results of the test, so you will need to talk to the supplier about everything you take. However, do not stop taking medication without first talking to your Internet provider.
Were there any risks to the test?
There is no general risk to getting a glucose in urine test.
What do the results mean?
Usually there are layers no glucose in urine. Too much glucose In the urine there may be signs of
- Diabetes, which is considered a more common cause of high glucose in urine
- pregnancy
- Diabetes during pregnancy
- Certain types of kidney damage (rare)
A urine glucose Tests are screening tests only. Tests cannot make a diagnosis. If you have a lot glucose in your urine, your doctor can order a diabetic blood test to make a diagnosis.
If you have normal blood counts glucose with a high level of glucose in your urine, it could be a symptom of an abnormal kidney disease such as renal diabetes or Fanconi syndrome.
Raised urine. glucose It does not always mean you have a disease that needs to be cured. Certain medications, vitamin C, and greater food use may affect your test results. Ask your doctor what your test results mean and if you need blood for you. glucose Look for clearer results.
Supplied by MedlinePlus from the State Medical Library.
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