Insulin Postprandial (PP) Test

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Insulin Postprandial (PP) Test

Reports in : 8hrs

Parameters : 1

Fasting : 2hrs after breakfast

The Insulin PP Test measures insulin levels in the blood 2 hours after eating. It helps evaluate how the body responds to food and is commonly used to assess insulin resistance, glucose metabolism, and related conditions such as prediabetes, metabolic syndrome, or PCOS.

Tests Included
  • Postprandial (2-hour after meal) insulin level
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

It detects the amount of insulin released by the pancreas after a meal, helping to assess insulin sensitivity and glucose regulation.

It is used in evaluating conditions like insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), especially when fasting insulin results are inconclusive.

No, but the test must be done exactly 2 hours after a regular meal to ensure accuracy.

Results are typically available within 8 hours.

Minimal risks include slight bruising, pain, or dizziness from the blood draw.

  • High insulin levels: may suggest insulin resistance or early-stage type 2 diabetes
  • Low insulin levels: could indicate impaired pancreatic function
    Your doctor will evaluate the results in relation to glucose levels and clinical symptoms.