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:
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Diagnose diabetes and prediabetes
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Monitor post-meal sugar spikes
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Evaluate effectiveness of diabetes medication or insulin
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Assess symptoms like excessive thirst, urination, fatigue
Who Should Get This Test?
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Individuals with diabetes or suspected diabetes
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People with abnormal FBS or HbA1c
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Individuals experiencing symptoms of high blood sugar
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Those undergoing diabetic treatment monitoring
Components of the Test:
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Serum post-prandial glucose measurement
Understanding the Test Report:
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<140 mg/dL → Normal
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140–199 mg/dL → Prediabetes
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≥200 mg/dL → Diabetes
Preparation and Procedure:
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No fasting required
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Test must be done exactly 2 hours after meal
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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.