Improved quality of life.
Continuous monitoring of glucose levels allows diabetic patients to feel confident and secure, providing effective control of their condition.
Reducing the number of finger pricks.
Using a CGM system significantly reduces the need for frequent finger pricks to measure glucose levels, thus adding to the comfort of patients.
Preventing acute conditions.
Timely detection of hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic episodes thanks to using CGM helps to prevent the development of acute conditions and their complications.
Long-term data storage.
CGM systems have long-term data storage capacity, allowing physicians and patients to track long-term patterns in glucose levels and adjust treatment plans.
Integration with other devices.
Modern CGM systems can integrate with insulin pumps and other medical devices, providing a comprehensive approach to managing diabetes.
Remote monitoring option.
CGM systems provide remote monitoring options, which is particularly beneficial for children, the elderly, and patients with special needs, as their relatives or physicians can receive real-time data.
These advantages make continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems an essential tool for diabetic patients, contributing to improving their quality of life and providing better control of the condition, as well as indispensable aid in the diagnosis and prevention of the disease.
