Continuous glucose monitoring
Sometimes glucose levels behave unpredictably.
Even when a person follows recommendations, eats carefully, and takes medication, readings can change dramatically and for no apparent reason.
The problem is that conventional measurements only show isolated moments.
Between them are hours of life that we know nothing about.
Continuous glucose monitoring allows us to see this “hidden” part:
how sugar levels change throughout the day and night,
how they are affected by food, movement, sleep, stress, and treatment.
This is a different level of understanding of one's own condition.
Both for the patient and the doctor.
At Dokos Medical, we work with the Linx continuous glucose monitoring system, which is certified in Ukraine and adapted for daily use.
The sensor is installed by a doctor, and the results are analyzed in a medical context, not just as numbers on a screen.
Who is this decision for?
people who have diabetes or prediabetes;
those who are selecting or adjusting treatment;
experience sharp fluctuations in glucose levels;
want to understand how their body reacts to food;
are involved in sports;
want to understand how their body reacts to food;
want to better understand their metabolism.
Additional services
A small sensor is placed under the skin and continuously measures glucose levels in the interstitial fluid.
The data is automatically transmitted to a smartphone.
The user can see:
their current glucose level;
the direction of change;
daily and weekly graphs.
The system can warn when sugar levels are outside the normal range.
This allows for timely response and prevention of dangerous conditions.
- The sensor is placed under the skin for several days.
- Measurements are taken in the intercellular fluid rather than in the blood, so there may be a slight delay in readings — this is a normal feature of the technology.
- The data is available on a smartphone or a separate device. Dokos Medical uses the Linx sensor — a medical device certified in Ukraine that meets safety requirements.
Contact us
For quick appointment booking, you can use our bots on Telegram or Viber, or contact us directly by phone or email.
Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM): what it is and who it is suitable for
Our specialists
General practitioner, endocrinologist
Alexander Nenashev
Minska
Our advantages
Why you should install the Linx system at Dokos Medical
Professional medical support
We consider CGM not as a gadget, but as part of the medical process. The patient receives: sensor installation by a doctor; explanation of how it works; analysis of the data obtained; medical recommendations; support between visits.
Индивидуальный подход к каждому пациенту
We analyse not only the numbers, but also trends in glucose changes depending on the patient's behaviour — diet, physical activity, drug therapy. This allows us to provide the most personalised recommendations possible.
Modern technology and convenience
Linx integrates with mobile applications and devices, allowing you to monitor your glucose levels in real time. At Dokos Medical, you will receive assistance in setting up applications, transferring data to your doctor, and working with the device.
Safety and certification
The Linx system is officially certified for use in Ukraine. We guarantee compliance with all safety and quality standards for medical care during the installation and use of the sensor.
Advice and support
After installing Linx, you will receive: explanations of your readings from your doctor, recommendations for further monitoring, and support between clinic visits — online or by phone.
Convenient locations
All necessary examinations and consultations can be carried out in one clinic, without the need to refer to external specialists. Installation is available at two locations in Kyiv: Chernihivska metro station, Minska metro station
Comprehensive medical care
As a clinic specialising in cardiology, we pay special attention to patients with cardiovascular risks. Fluctuations in glucose levels directly affect the condition of the blood vessels and heart — and this data helps the doctor see the big picture.