Glucose - Random Urine

Understanding Glucose - Random Urine

Glucose in urine, a condition known as glucosuria, often signals that blood glucose levels are elevated beyond the kidney’s reabsorption capacity. Normally, glucose is filtered by the kidneys and reabsorbed into the bloodstream, so its presence in urine can indicate uncontrolled diabetes or other metabolic disorders. The Glucose - Random Urine test is particularly useful for monitoring blood sugar control in individuals with diabetes and can also help in diagnosing potential issues with blood sugar regulation...

What does Glucose - Random Urine measure?

The Glucose - Random Urine test is a simple, semi-quantitative test to detect glucose (sugar) in urine. This test is commonly conducted as part of a urine routine and microscopy exam  and helps  diagnose conditions like diabetes or prediabetes , monitor diabetes management  and detect kidney damage.