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Overview
The 75g glucose test, also known as the Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT), is a diagnostic tool used to assess how well your body processes glucose. It's primarily used to diagnose diabetes and gestational diabetes.
Risk Assessment
1. Low Risk: Normal glucose levels at all time points, including 30 minutes.
2. Moderate Risk:Elevated glucose levels at 30 minutes but normalizing at later time points could suggest an intermediate risk for developing diabetes.
3. High Risk...
Normal range
Normal Range for Plasma Glucose at 30 Minutes
The normal range for plasma glucose levels at 30 minutes post-ingestion of the 75g glucose solution can vary depending on the lab and guidelines, but generally:
- Normal: Less than 20...
Interpretation
1.Normal Glucose Tolerance: If the plasma glucose level at 30 minutes is within the normal range and other time points (1 hour and 2 hours) are also within normal limits, it indicates normal glucose metabolism.
2.Impaired Glucose Tolera...
Sample type
Specimen and Sample Type
- Specimen:Blood
- Sample Type:Plasma
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered a normal plasma glucose level 30 minutes after consuming 75g of glucose?
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What is the 75g glucose test?
Why is the plasma glucose level measured 30 minutes after taking 75g of glucose?
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Description
The plasma glucose level measured 30 minutes after a 75-gram glucose tolerance test (GTT) is a diagnostic tool used to assess glucose metabolism. This test involves measuring the glucose levels in the blood after fasting, followed by consuming a glucose solution. After 30 minutes, a blood sample is taken to determine how efficiently the body has processed the glucose. Elevated glucose levels at this point may indicate impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus, providing valuable insights into an individual's metabolic health and potential....
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