glucose tolerance test

How Should Parents Prepare Their Child for the Test?

Preparation involves:
Ensuring the child fasts as instructed (no food or drinks except water).
Explaining the procedure to the child to alleviate anxiety.
Bringing a favorite toy or book to keep the child occupied during the waiting periods.

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