Check which C.D.C. clinics offer the the insulin curve test - on the basis of the availability of staff - which envisages a series of samples at to be carried after 30’-60’-90'-120’.
To measure the insulin curve, the Doctor takes a sample to measure the basal glycaemia and then gives the patient a glucose solution to drink.
This test is performed from Monday to Friday
To have this test, it is necessary to follow these instructions:
This test is performed from Monday to Friday
This test is usually performed on pregnant women.
Do not take antibiotics during the five days before the test, unless otherwise instructed by your doctor.
Check which C.D.C. clinics offer the glycaemic profile - on the basis of the availability of staff - which envisages a series of samples at to be carried out before 8.00 and 11.00 a.m. and at 3.00 and 6.00 p.m. in compliance with protocol.
To have this test it is necessary:
The sample is taken two hours after lunch, if a member of staff is available (3.00 p.m.)
To have this test, it is necessary to follow these instructions:
To have this test, it is necessary to follow these instructions:
the patient must not take antihistamines or cortisone for ten days leading up to the test.
N.B.: do not use containers supplied by other structures containing various types of liquids for conservation
Your doctor will usually ask for three samples collected on three consecutive days and taken to the nearest CDC clinic every day
Methodological guidelines of the 'WHO Laboratory Manual for the Examination of Human Semen' 2010.