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Can diabetes cause insomnia?
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Diabetes and insomni: There's no direct correlation between diabetes and insomnia. There are things that diabetes can provoke such as a increase weight, hormonal this regulation, peripheral neuropathy, oregon disease, low oxygen to the brain and areas that are critical for mood, low oxygen supply to frontal parts of the brain require for mood regulation all these factors can provoke insomnia and diabetes is severe.
Answered 7/18/2013
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