Diabetes Tests
From a quick sugar check to a full insulin and kidney workup — everything we offer for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes.
Blood Sugar & HbA1c
Glucose Random (RBS)
A quick blood sugar check taken at any time of day, useful for immediate screening.
Glucose Fasting (FBS)
Measures blood sugar after an overnight fast — the standard first step in diagnosing diabetes.
Glucose Post Prandial (PP)
Measures blood sugar about two hours after a meal to see how your body handles glucose.
GTT (Glucose Tolerance Test)
Tracks how your blood sugar changes over several hours after a glucose drink, used to diagnose diabetes and gestational diabetes.
HbA1c
Reflects your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months, key for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes.
Diabetes Risk Profile
A combined panel that screens your overall risk of developing diabetes.
Insulin & C-Peptide
C-Peptide (Fasting)
Measures how much insulin your pancreas is producing on its own while fasting.
C-Peptide (Post Prandial)
Checks insulin production after a meal to assess pancreatic function.
C-Peptide (2 Hrs Post Glucose)
Measures insulin production two hours after a glucose load.
Insulin (Fasting)
Measures circulating insulin levels after an overnight fast.
Insulin (2 Hour After Glucose)
Measures insulin response two hours after a glucose challenge.
HOMA Index for Insulin
A calculated score estimating insulin resistance from fasting glucose and insulin levels.
Microalbumin Tests
Microalbumin in Urine
Detects early kidney damage from diabetes before it shows up on standard tests.
Microalbumin/Creatinine Ratio (ACR)
A more precise measure of small protein leakage from the kidneys, used to catch diabetic kidney disease early.