What are the non-fasting tests?

 What are the non-fasting tests?🧪

The medical expert emphasized the importance of fasting before the medical examination, but explained that there are tests that do not require fasting. He referred to these analyzes in a tweet posted on his Twitter account.

According to the expert, there are 7 tests that can be performed without fasting, they are:

1. Thyroid analysis.
2. Analysis of blood sugar level. It is better to fast 6-8 hours before the test and come in the morning.
3. 24-hour urine collection analysis, where you need to urinate in the bathroom and record the time
4. Complete blood analysis that does not require special preparation and can be performed at any time.

            The expert confirmed that fasting is refraining from eating and drinking before taking the tests and is required in some tests to get accurate results. It should be noted that some types of blood tests require fasting, including fasting blood sugar.

            The specialist recommended to consult with the attending physician to determine the level of necessity of fasting before conducting the tests. Some tests, such as the fecal occult blood test, do not require fasting, and require drinking two glasses of water two hours before the urine test to facilitate the sampling process.

            The expert said that before fasting, for example, blood sugar determination for 6-10 hours, total fat analysis for 12-14 hours, sputum analysis for tuberculosis detection are required before fasting. there are other tests.

It is important that we follow the necessary preparation instructions before conducting medical examinations and do not hesitate to ask any questions to the attending physician for proper advice.

Is it necessary to fast before analyzing LH and FSH?

When it comes to the analysis of LH and FSH hormones, there is no need to fast before the test. However, you may need to tell your doctor about any medications, supplements, or hormones you are taking before the test. That is why it is always important to consult your doctor for specific instructions and guidelines before undergoing any hormonal tests or tests.