Service Providers for Plasma glucose 2 hrs after lunch
This test measures blood sugar levels two hours after eating to assess how the body processes glucose. Preparation involves fasting before the test, typically in the morning, and eating a regular lunch. Two hours after eating, a blood sample is drawn. Risks are minimal but may include slight discomfort or bruising at the needle site. After the test, no special care is needed. Results help diagnose diabetes or prediabetes; elevated levels suggest impaired glucose tolerance. Conditions like insulin resistance, stress, or certain medications can affect results.