Sugar PP (Postprandial) Urine
This test measures the level of glucose in the urine 2 hours after eating a meal (postprandial). Normally, the kidneys filter out glucose from the blood, and only small amounts should appear in the urine. If blood sugar levels spike after eating (as in uncontrolled diabetes), excess glucose may spill over into the urine. The Postprandial Urine Sugar test helps to assess how well the body is handling glucose after a meal and can be used to monitor blood sugar control or diagnose conditions like diabetes.