Description
Number of Tests Included:
Single blood test measuring post-meal glucose.
What is a PPBS Test?
A blood test that checks glucose levels after consuming a meal, helping detect abnormalities in insulin response.
Purpose of the Test:
Diagnose diabetes and prediabetes
Monitor post-meal sugar spikes
Evaluate effectiveness of diabetes medication or insulin
Assess symptoms like excessive thirst, urination, fatigue
Who Should Get This Test?
Individuals with diabetes or suspected diabetes
People with abnormal FBS or HbA1c
Individuals experiencing symptoms of high blood sugar
Those undergoing diabetic treatment monitoring
Components of the Test:
Serum post-prandial glucose measurement
Understanding the Test Report:
<140 mg/dL → Normal
140–199 mg/dL → Prediabetes
≥200 mg/dL → Diabetes
Preparation and Procedure:
No fasting required
Test must be done exactly 2 hours after meal
Routine blood draw
How is the Test Done?
A blood sample is analyzed using biochemical instruments to measure glucose levels post-meal.
Best Time for Test:
Two hours after finishing your regular breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Booking and Checking Reports:
You can book the PPBS test via SDL, request home sample collection, and view your report digitally.
