Understanding Glycosuria: What It Means for Your Health

Glycosuria means the presence of glucose in the urine, typically indicating an underlying  issue.

It can result from uncontrolled diabetes or renal glycosuria, where the kidneys don't properly  reabsorb glucose.

Glycosuria is typically diagnosed with a urine test that detects glucose levels.

Glycosuria often occurs in diabetes mellitus when blood glucose  levels exceed the renal  threshold.

Glycosuria can also occur during pregnancy, after a high-carb meal, or in genetic disorders.