of diabetes at night. This can leave your sleep broken and your body feeling worn out by morning.
When blood sugar remains too high, the kidneys try to remove the extra glucose from the bloodstream. That process creates more urine, even while you are asleep. As a result, you may experience nocturia, which means waking two or more times during the night to use the bathroom.
This constant interruption can make it difficult to return to sleep and may increase daytime tiredness. Recognizing frequent nighttime urination as a possible diabetes-related
