Gallbladder disease is more common in the obese. It is twice as common in women -- especially women who have had multiple childbirths. Most with gallstone disease are over the age of 40. Gallstones are hard masses of cholesterol or bile accumulating in the gallbladder. The gallbladder is just below the liver and above the pancreas. It stores bile juices secreted from the liver and used in the process of digesting food.
Blood glucose control can affect your sleep. Sleep can affect your blood sugar levels and your blood glucose control can also affect your sleep, which results in trouble sleeping.
When everything is working right, the liver dribbles sugar back into your blood stream as needed between meals and overnight while you sleep. When everything isnât working right, like say, when you have diabetes, the liver may dribble too much sugar into the system overnight. This causes your morning blood sugar to be higher than your bedtime sugar even though all you have been doing is sleeping.