Glycosuria suggests insufficient insulin production or improper functioning of insulin receptors.

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Glycosuria is the presence of glucose in the urine, which usually indicates high blood glucose levels. Insulin is responsible for moving glucose into cells for energy use, storage, or conversion into glycogen or fat. Insufficient insulin production or dysfunction of insulin receptors can lead to high blood glucose levels and subsequent glycosuria.

Glycosuria Suggests Insufficient Insulin Production or Improper Functioning of Insulin