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The C-Peptide test measures how much insulin your body produces naturally. It is essential for distinguishing between type 1 and type 2 diabetes, helping doctors tailor your treatment plan for better glucose management.

Scientific name: C-Peptide Insulin Secretion Test

A laboratory blood test measuring C-peptide levels to evaluate endogenous insulin production. It helps differentiate between diabetes types, monitor beta-cell function, and investigate causes of hypoglycemia or pancreatic tumors.

C-Peptide Insulin Secretion Test - Assess Your Pancreas Function

Service type Laboratory test

Duration 10-15 minutes

Fasting 8-12 hours fasting

Included Services

Blood sample collection
Advanced laboratory analysis
Digital results report

Medical Service Information

Why is this test performed?

To differentiate between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
To evaluate pancreatic beta-cell reserve and insulin production capacity.
To investigate causes of recurrent hypoglycemia.
To monitor the response after pancreatic tumor removal.

Who should get this test?

Newly diagnosed diabetic patients to determine the type.
Diabetic patients not responding to standard treatments.
Individuals with symptoms of unexplained hypoglycemia.
Patients who have undergone pancreatic surgery.

Interpreting the Results

Low Levels: May indicate Type 1 diabetes or beta-cell failure.
High Levels: May indicate Type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, or an insulinoma.
Results must always be correlated with blood glucose levels at the time of testing.