The Postprandial Glucose (PPBS) test measures blood sugar levels after a meal to assess how effectively the body processes glucose and helps in diabetes diagnosis and monitoring.
The Postprandial Blood Sugar (PPBS) test is a blood test used to measure glucose levels after food intake, usually taken 2 hours after a meal. It helps evaluate how well the body manages blood sugar following eating.
This test is widely used for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes and provides important insights into post-meal glucose control. Elevated PPBS levels may indicate impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes.
The purpose of this test is to