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Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Imaging Center | Dhanmondi
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C-Peptide
C-Peptide is a substance produced in the pancreas as a byproduct when insulin is made. It is formed when proinsulin (an inactive precursor) is split into insulin and C-peptide in equal amounts. Measuring C-peptide levels in the blood can provide important information about insulin production and pancreatic function. C-peptide testing is often used to: Evaluate insulin production: It helps differentiate between type 1 and type 2 diabetes, as type 1 diabetes typically involves little to no insulin production, while type 2 generally involves normal or elevated insulin levels. Assess insulinoma: A tumor of the pancreas that secretes excess insulin. Monitor insulin therapy: In people with diabetes who are on insulin therapy, C-peptide levels help determine how much insulin their pancreas is still producing. Normal C-peptide levels typically range from 0.5 to 2.0 ng/mL, though this can vary depending on the lab.750 BDT1000 BDT
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