Advanced Diabetic Profile
The Advanced Diabetic Profile at Leo Labs offers a comprehensive evaluation for effective diabetes management. It includes FBS/PPBS and HbA1c to monitor blood sugar control, lipid profile to assess cholesterol levels, and SGOT/SGPT for liver function. Electrolytes and cystatin C ensure kidney health, while TSH evaluates thyroid function. CBC assesses overall blood health, and Vitamin B12 checks for deficiencies. A urine routine and microalbumin test detect kidney damage, while blood pressure monitoring helps manage cardiovascular risks. This profile provides detailed insights for comprehensive diabetic care.
₹3,190.00
Tests
FBS/PPBS
HBA1C
LIPID PROFILE
SGOT
SGPT
ELECTROLYTES
CYSTATIN C
INSULIN
TSH
CBC
VITAMIN B12
URINE ROUTINE
URINE FOR MICROALBUMIN
BLOOD PRESSURE
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a basic diabetes test and an advanced diabetic screening?
A basic test checks glucose levels, whereas an advanced profile covers multiple biomarkers—blood sugar, cholesterol, kidney markers, inflammation indicators, and long-term control—offering a more complete assessment of metabolic health.
Who should consider getting an Advanced Diabetic Profile done?
This test is recommended for individuals with symptoms like fatigue, excessive thirst, frequent urination, slow wound healing, a family history of diabetes, obesity, or those already diagnosed with diabetes who need regular monitoring.
What health conditions can this test help detect early?
The profile can help identify prediabetes, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, early kidney damage, cardiovascular risk, and diabetic complications. Early detection supports preventive lifestyle and medical interventions.
How often should someone with diabetes or high blood sugar check these markers?
Health experts usually advise monitoring HbA1c every 3 months, glucose and lipid levels every 6 months, and kidney function annually. The Advanced Diabetic Profile makes it easy to track all essential markers together.
Can this profile help with managing weight or metabolic syndrome?
Yes. The detailed parameters in this profile help identify insulin resistance, hormonal imbalances, and internal inflammation—key factors behind weight gain, stubborn belly fat, and metabolic disorders.
How long does it take to get results from an Advanced Diabetic Profile?
Results are generally available within 24–48 hours, depending on the specific biomarkers tested. Most metabolic health markers are processed quickly in modern diagnostic systems.
Is fasting required before taking the Advanced Diabetic Profile test?
Yes, fasting for 8–12 hours is usually recommended for accurate glucose, insulin, and lipid readings. Water is allowed, but food and drinks containing calories should be avoided.
Can this test help monitor diabetes treatment effectiveness?
Absolutely. The profile tracks changes in HbA1c, glucose patterns, kidney health, and cholesterol. These insights show whether medicines, diet, and lifestyle changes are working effectively.
