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Can your sugar levels get low while you sleep?
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Yes: Yes, it can, especially if you take medication for diabetes. However, if you're healthy and have no endocrine disorder, there is no reason for your blood sugar to go too low when you sleep. You body would regulate the level of your blood sugar.
Answered 10/4/2016
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