Extended Diabetes Risk Test Package

What Tests Are Included in the Package?

• Glucose – A basic indicator of blood sugar levels, essential for diagnosing diabetes.
• Insulin – Evaluates pancreatic function and detects insulin resistance.
• Glycated Hemoglobin HbA1c – Measures long-term blood sugar control, assessing type 2 diabetes risk.
• HOMA-IR Index – A calculated marker of insulin resistance, useful for evaluating carbohydrate metabolism.
• ALT and AST – Liver enzymes indicating liver function, useful for detecting fatty liver related to insulin resistance.
• Total Bilirubin – Indicator of liver and bile duct health.
• GGT – Assesses liver function and helps diagnose metabolic disorders.
• Complete Blood Count – Evaluates overall health, detecting inflammation and anemia.
• Lipid Panel (LDL, HDL, Total Cholesterol, Triglycerides) – Assesses lipid profile, crucial for cardiovascular health.
• Peptide C – Evaluates pancreatic function and differentiates types of diabetes.
• Amylase – Indicator of pancreatic health.
• Urine Glucose – Detects glucosuria, which may indicate diabetes.

Why Should You Perform This Diabetes Test Package?

Type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance can develop asymptomatically over many years, leading to serious health complications such as cardiovascular disease, fatty liver, and kidney damage. The extended test package provides a comprehensive evaluation of carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, as well as liver and pancreatic function. Its wide range of tests enables early detection of insulin resistance and diabetes-related complications.

When Should You Perform the Diabetes Test Package?

• Preventively – At least once a year, especially for those with overweight, obesity, or a family history of diabetes.
• Before Starting Physical Activity – To assess carbohydrate metabolism and avoid hypoglycemia during exercise.
• After 40 Years of Age – As part of type 2 diabetes prevention and related metabolic disorders.
• If You Notice Symptoms Such As:
  • Excessive thirst,
  • Frequent urination,
  • Chronic fatigue,
  • Unexplained weight loss,
  • Recurrent skin and mucous membrane infections.

Who Should Consider This Test Package?

• Individuals with a family history of diabetes (cases of type 2 diabetes in the family).
• People with overweight, obesity, or a sedentary lifestyle.
• Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which increases the risk of insulin resistance.
• Individuals with abnormal lipid profiles or high blood pressure.
• Women with a history of gestational diabetes.

Material to Be Collected

• Blood
• Urine

How to Prepare for the Diabetes Test Package?

Tests should be performed on an empty stomach. It is recommended to drink a small amount of water for better comfort during blood collection. The last meal should be eaten no later than 6:00 PM the previous day. Blood collection is recommended in the morning between 7:00 and 10:00. For the urine glucose test, a morning urine sample is required.

Waiting Time for Test Results

Up to 8 business days.