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You can easily book a Glucose Tolerance Test in Surajpur, Panchkula with Max Lab by Max Hospitals. Just follow these simple steps:

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#1 Glucose Tolerance test normal range

Ans: The normal range for a glucose tolerance test varies depending on several factors, including age and gender. Generally, the blood sugar level should remain below 140 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) during the first hour of testing, and less than 120 mg/dL after two hours.

#2 Glucose Tolerance test procedure

Ans: The glucose tolerance test is a diagnostic procedure that measures how the body's cells respond to glucose. The procedure involves drinking a sugary solution and then having your blood sugar levels measured at different intervals.

#3 Glucose Tolerance test pregnancy

Ans: During pregnancy, the glucose tolerance test (GTT) is commonly used to screen for gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy and can cause complications for both the mother and baby.

#4 Glucose Tolerance test at home

Ans: To perform the glucose tolerance test at home, you'll need a blood glucose meter and testing strips. You'll also need to follow specific instructions on when to take your blood sugar readings before and after drinking a sugary drink.

#5 Glucose Tolerance test side effects

Ans: Some people may experience nausea or vomiting from the sugary solution or feel faint during the testing process. It's essential to inform your doctor if you have any medical conditions that could affect your results.

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Test Name :	Glucose Tolerance Test
Also Known as :	GTT 6 Specimen Test, GTT Test, Glucose Challenge Test, GTT Blood Test
Sample Type :	Blood
Gender :	Both
Age group :	All Age Groups
Pre-test Instruction :	Overnight Fasting of 8-10 Hours is Required
This Test Includes :	Glucose (1/2 hr PP) Glucose (1 hr PP) Glucose (1½ hr PP) Glucose (2 hr PP) Glucose (2½ hr PP) Blood Sugar (Fasting) 6 Tests

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