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Glucose (Synovial Fluid)

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Overview

Glucose, a simple sugar, is a primary energy source for the body's cells. Derived from carbohydrates in food, it enters the bloodstream and is regulated by insulin. Glucose fuels cellular activities, supporting metabolism. Imbalances, such as hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia, can impact health, requiring careful monitoring and management. Synovial fluid glucose levels are normally similar to, or slightly lower than, blood sugar levels.  A decrease in synovial fluid glucose can suggest infection in the joint.

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Glucose (Synovial Fluid) Price

Metropolis Healthcare is a leading diagnostics centre and pathology lab in India equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technologies that provides the Glucose (Synovial Fluid) with a clear pricing structure.

The Glucose (Synovial Fluid) Price in Pondichery is ₹ 125 .

We are committed to deliver accurate and quality results from the best labs in India with complete transparency regarding test cost and turnaround time. No matter where you are, we strive to offer patients high-quality service that is affordable and accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions

This test assesses the glucose levels in your synovial fluid to provide insights into joint health. Glucose acts as a primary energy source for cells within the joint, helping maintain joint function and structure. Monitoring these levels aids in diagnosing joint-related issues.

This test is done:

  • To evaluate joint effusions
  • To diagnose joint-related disorders like arthritis
  • To monitor treatment progress for joint conditions
  • To assess for infections in the joints
  • To identify causes of joint inflammation or pain

This test is suggested:

  • If you have joint swelling or pain
  • If you have symptoms of arthritis
  • If you have suspected joint infections
  • If you have chronic joint issues
  • To monitor ongoing joint treatments

The normal range is typically 25 mg/dL or higher. Abnormal results may indicate:

  • Joint infections
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Gout

Discuss any abnormal findings with your healthcare provider for further evaluation and treatment.

During this test:

  • Your synovial fluid sample will be collected from your joint.
  • The procedure might cause mild discomfort during fluid extraction.
  • The sample will be sent to the laboratory for analysis using the Hexokinase method.

Before the test:

  • No specific dietary restrictions are usually needed
  • Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking
  • Follow any additional instructions provided by your healthcare provider to ensure accurate test results

Other tests that may be ordered alongside include:

  • Protein electrophoresis: It assesses protein levels in synovial fluid.
  • Rheumatoid factor testing: It detects antibodies related to autoimmune diseases.
  • Culture and sensitivity testing: It identifies specific pathogens causing joint infections, aiding in targeted treatment.

Synovitis is the inflammation of the synovial membrane, a thin layer of tissue lining your joints where synovial fluid is produced. It can cause pain, swelling, and stiffness in the joints, often associated with conditions like arthritis or gout.

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