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Can diabetes[disease] cause uncontrolled movements of legs at night while sleeping?
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No: But restless leg syndrome can be seen in patients with diabetes. Discussing this with the treating physician would be a good idea. A proper work up is necessary.
Answered 6/12/2013
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