Abstract
A patient with diabetes mellitus often sees a neurologist. The article addresses the questions: why does such a patient go to a neurologist and with what complaints, what does a neurologist see and how can he help a patient with diabetes? The authors of the article pay attention to the clinical diversity of neurological manifestations of diabetes mellitus, including insomnia. Identification of sleep disorders and subsequent correction can become the cornerstone not only in effective control of diabetes mellitus, but also in improving the patient’s quality of life.
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