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I can't fall asleep at night and calium level is 10.4. is this related?
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Insomnia : Is a disease of the inability to fall asleep stay asleep or wake up too early. A calcium level of 10.4 is likely normal. A sleep specialist can help treat insomnia.
Answered 6/11/2013
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