A postprandial (PP) urine sugar test measures glucose in the urine roughly two hours after a meal to assess how the body metabolizes sugar, with normal results typically showing 0 to 15 mg/dL. High levels (glycosuria) suggest potential diabetes, insulin resistance, or high blood sugar, as glucose spills into the urine when blood levels exceed the kidneys' threshold.
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