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Is your sleep often disrupted by a diabetes-related issue?

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Yes. I am primarily dealing with blood glucose fluctuations.
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Yes. I have nerve issues that disrupt my sleep.
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My sleep is disrupted, but not by diabetes-related issues.
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My sleep is sometimes disrupted, but not often.
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Yes. I have other diabetes-related issues that disrupt my sleep.
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Yes. I am dealing with sleep apnea.
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I sleep relatively well!
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Yes. I am often dealing with RLS.
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I have read somewhere that lack of Vitamin D can cause sleep apnea and possibly other sleep disruptions. This can be one of the causes.

Diabetics are usualy D vitamin deficient. Many doctors recommend checking Vitamin D level and supplement with something around 1000 IU especially around winter or those living in high latitudes.

The rule of thumb goes, Vitamin D production on the skin does not take place if the shadow is longer than ones height.

Other sleep disturbances can be caused by irregular sleeping times. Stress, anxiety and worries.

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