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A public screening of diabetes associated glucosuria in urine was the focus of this study. The population was randomly selected from five different communities namely Igwe Ebong, Ebenta, Ochekpo, Igwe Oke, and Ikwoku communities of Uwokwu district of Oju Local government area. A total of 800 people age between 10 and 75 years were screened. 406 were males and 394 were females. Random urine glucose analysis (urinalysis) was by use of qualitative visual reading technique to detect urine glucose. Glucosuria was detected in urine of two subjects between ages 41 and 50 among the males, the age known for adult on set of type 2 diabetes representing 0.49% of the total males while none were found in the females. This presumed undiagnosed diabetes found in the two subjects of the study population may be an indication of a gradual emergence of the disease. It was concluded from this study that there was a low prevalence of diabetes associated glucosuria 0.25% of the total population making up the communities with a need for people of the area to undergo regular screening of their urine as a preventive and early diagnosis of diabetes and other associated diseases.

Screening for Diabetes Associated Glucosuria in Urine of Rural Dwellers of Uwokwu District Of Oju Local Government Area of Benue State