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Connecting the Dots: How Obstructive Sleep Apnea can Trigger Diabetes! Apply for your compensation today.
Category: Diabetes Mellitus
In this video by Deck Plate we will be discussing how obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can trigger diabetes. The impact of sleep apnea goes far beyond leaving you feeling tired in the morning. For people with diabetes, sleep apnea can influence your glucose levels at all times of day, change how your body responds to insulin, and play a part in diabetes complications later in life.
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