Do the Dr Reddy's sachets contain 75g of anhydrous glucose or
the monohydrate?
John
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Sent: 22 May 2009 23:53
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Subject: Re: OGTTs and Lucozade
Dear Fiona,
There are one or two problems with Lucozade. The larger volume needed
(411 mL) is probably not going to matter, given that patients can drink water
before the OGTT. More importantly, however, is the question of whether
the presence of sodium in the liquid can somehow influence the rate of uptake
of glucose by Na+/glucose co-transporters. There is some indirect
evidence to suggest that sodium (and aldosterone) can or may. Add to this
the uncertainties or the mistakes made in buying the formulations that contain
fructose and caffeine.
You can use either Polycal or Maxijul (both come in powder as well as flavoured
liquid), but the easiest is to use Dr. Reddy's lemon-flavoured glucose that
comes specifically in 75-gram sashets for this purpose at someting like 80p
each (cheaper than Lucozade as well!).
Bets wishes,
Reza
Reza Morovat
Clinical Biochemist
Oxford
> Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 15:16:08 +0100
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> Subject: OGTTs and Lucozade
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> I know this subject has appeared in the past, but I was wondering if
anyone
> could point me in the direction of the latest information on the use of
> Lucozade in OGTTs - different formulations and volumes etc that can be
used.
> I have tried various other avenues and hit several brick walls so far!
>
> We are auditing how our GPs perform OGTTs, so I would also be interested
to
> hear from anyone who has done anything similar, or whether labs produce
> guidance for their GPs and/or patients on the procedure. We were
interested
> to note that the WHO criteria document
> (http://www.who.int/diabetes/currentpublications/en/) does not
specifically
> state the levels of activity permissible during the test, or whether the
patient
> can eat or drink during the 2 hours!
>
> Many thanks, Fiona
>
>
> Dr Fiona Riddoch
> Senior Clinical Biochemist
> Department of Clinical Biochemistry & Immunology
> Kingston Hospital
> x 3299 (direct dial 020 8934 3299)
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