Endocrinologist in Dnipro

You can come to the first consultation without any tests - the doctor will determine which investigations you specifically need. If you already have recent hormone tests, a thyroid ultrasound, or medical records, bring them along: it helps the doctor get oriented faster. If needed, tests and ultrasound can be done at GENEVITY the same day.

Book if you have persistent fatigue, noticeable weight changes, hair loss, a lump-in-the-throat sensation, sweating or conversely feeling cold, or heart-rhythm irregularities. A consultation is also needed if an ultrasound found nodules or you have a family predisposition to thyroid disease. Seeking help early makes the condition easier to manage and helps avoid complications.

Yes. Excess weight that does not respond to diet and exercise is often linked to hormonal factors - thyroid function, insulin resistance, or metabolic syndrome. The endocrinologist will identify the cause through tests and build an individual plan, working with the GENEVITY dietitian if needed.

A first consultation lasts 40–60 minutes: history taking, examination, palpation of the thyroid, review of existing tests and a plan for further investigation. A follow-up with results takes about 30 minutes.

Yes. GENEVITY has its own laboratory and ultrasound room, so most investigations can be done straight after the appointment. Hormone tests require fasting, so a morning visit is easier — mention this when booking.

Yes. The physician assesses glycaemic control, carbohydrate metabolism and complication risk, and adjusts therapy and diet. We also manage prediabetes and insulin resistance, where the changes are still fully reversible.

While treatment is being adjusted, a review is usually scheduled after 4–8 weeks. Once the regimen is stable, one or two visits a year with control tests are enough. The physician sets the schedule based on your diagnosis and progress.