9 Signs of Diabetes That Appear at Night

 

Restless legs syndrome may be  related to diabetic neuropathy , which is nerve damage caused by poorly controlled blood sugar.  Tingling, tension, or pins and needles  can make it difficult to fall asleep and fragment sleep.

  1. Do you snore or have breathing pauses?

Sleep apnea , often underestimated, is common in people with  type 2 diabetes . It particularly affects people who are overweight or obese,  who are already at risk of insulin resistance . And the more sleep is disturbed, the more the metabolism is unbalanced.

    1. Do you often feel very thirsty at night?