Random Blood Sugar (RBS) Test In Faridabad - Price & Details

PharmEasy Labs offers over 500 diagnostic tests at affordable rates so that everyone can avail benefits of the same. The home sample collection makes the experience hassle-free, where you can get the test done from the comfort of your own home without travelling to a diagnostic centre and standing in long queues. The team of phlebotomists and technicians are trained experts with over 25 years of experience in the field.

Reports generated by PharmEasy Labs are accurate and reliable, as the tests are analyzed on fully automated machines that have cutting-edge technology. The tests are verified by experienced medical practitioners before being sent to the registered email address. The entire process is very streamlined and has a quick turnaround time so that timely medical attention can be done.

The pancreas releases insulin, a hormone that checks glucose levels. Insulin sends the excess blood sugar from the bloodstream into the liver, where it is stored in the form of glycogen. Diabetes is a condition in which either fails to produce insulin, or the insulin is not effective in controlling blood sugar levels. The RBS test is an important test that is done to diagnose diabetes.

The random blood sugar test is prescribed by the doctor if they observe any symptoms of diabetes or prediabetes. The symptoms include:

• Excessive thirst
• Frequent urination
• Hunger pangs
• Unexplained weight loss
• Fatigue
• Slow-healing wounds and bruises
• Blurred vision  

The RBS test is a simple blood test and does not require any special preparations. As this test for blood sugar is random, fasting is not required.

During the RBS Test

Once the RBS test has been booked with PharmEasy Labs, a phlebotomist will arrive at the location to collect the blood sample. The phlebotomists are skilled at drawing blood, and use new sterilized gloves and needles, and a vein finder device to locate the best vein to minimize discomfort. The process is hygienic, and the blood samples are stored in barcoded vials, then safely transported to the laboratory for testing.