what does it mean when you have sugar in your urine?

Answer 1

It can mean a couple of things, none of which are good. First, the only way to tell if you have sugar in your urine is by a urinalysis. They have dipsticks that can tell you exactly how much sugar is in the urine. You need a prescription to buy these dipsticks. You can not tell if there is sugar in the urine by odor, color or taste ( yuck ! )

First, it can mean that your kidneys are failing to filter out the sugar and they are failing. Really bad news. It can mean that you have diabetes and there is so much sugar in your bloodstream because your body isn't metabolizing it with insulin that it is overloading your kidneys and they might end up failing. Double really bad news.

Either way, get yourself to either your general practitioner doctor or an endocrinologist ( a doctor that specializes in the endocrine system ) and get tested.

Good luck.

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Answer 6

Well it means that your body is not using your sugar in your body and the body builds up the sugar levels, and is trying to get rid of the extra sugar by urinating it out, you might by going to the bathroom more than normal when your sugar levels are high, i have diabetes and i go through the same thing.

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what does it mean when you have sugar in your urine?

Answer 9

It does not mean much of anything. Prior to glucometers diabetics checked their urine for glucose (sugar) and ketones. Unfortunately there is no correlation between blood glucose and urine glucose. You may have 4+ glucose in your urine with a blood glucose of 100. You may have a blood glucose of 500 but no glucose in the urine. Once glucometers became available the use of urine glucose rapidly disappeared. When a urine specimen is 'dipped' a variety of things are tested for although most of them have no validity and glucose is one of these. There has been little change in urine dipsticks since their creation. More recently there have been some efforts to produce dipsticks with fewer but more sensitive indicators of disease. An example is the presence of microalbuminuria which is albumin or protein in smaller amounts than the traditional dipstick is able to detect. The presence of microalbuminuria in a diabetic and or a person with hypertension deserves attention. Unfortunately these newer dipsticks are more expensive and until their price drops they will not replace the older 'multi' dipsticks.

Answer 10

its an indicator for diabetes. theres should be none or trace amounts of sugar in urine. if you have excess sugar in your urine its highly likely you are diabetic