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Glucosuria: Glucose (sugar) in urine, sometimes with symptoms

  1. Glucosuria (glycosuria) has a higher than normal value of glucose (sugar) in the urine. Sometimes this is a normal phenomenon associated with stress or pregnancy. But this symptom is also due to complications of (kidney) disorders or diabetes (diabetes). Abdominal pain, a lot of hunger, a lot of thirst and a lot of urination are some of the symptoms associated with glucosuria. Thanks to a urine test, the doctor is able to detect the increased sugar level in the blood. Treatment is highly dependent on the cause of glucosuria. Thanks to a healthy lifestyle, including consuming less sugar, sugar in the urine can in many cases be prevented.

Diagnosis and investigations

  1. A urinalysis

Complications of Glucosuria

  1. Some possible complications of sugar in the urine include cardiovascular complications such as heart attack, stroke (insufficient blood supply to the brain with mental and physical symptoms), high cholesterol and high blood pressure ( hypertension). Problems with vision, kidney function, nerve damage and skin ulcers

Prevention tips from sugar in urine

  1. A healthy lifestyle is necessary to prevent glucosuria. Consuming less sugar in the diet reduces the risk of glycosuria. In addition, a regular preventive health check is necessary. The doctor treats underlying conditions, and also has the patient regularly monitored by the doctor. This certainly applies to diabetes and hyperthyroidism.

  2. A healthy lifestyle is necessary to prevent glucosuria. Consuming less sugar in the diet reduces the risk of glycosuria. In addition, a regular preventive health check is necessary. The doctor treats underlying conditions and also has the patient regularly monitored by the doctor. This certainly applies to diabetes and hyperthyroidism.



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