our local news had this on the other evening and posted it on their web site
Young diabetics have hard time sleeping, leading to larger problems
Young diabetics have hard time sleeping, leading to larger problems
KREM.com
Posted on January 2, 2012 at 8:12 AM
Young people with type one diabetes may have a hard time sleeping, which could lead to bigger problems.
A new study found young diabetics between ages 10 and 16 spent more time in lighter sleep stages than kids without diabetes.
Researchers say that led to behavior problems and poor grades, and made it tougher to control higher blood sugar levels.
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on Jan. 10, 2012 at 3:44 PM
the crasy thing is my son was Dx at age 13 months and is now over 2 and he still dont sleep through the night. so it makes sense to me that they dont sleep well. very interesting
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