Yes, potassium levels can influence sleep quality. Low potassium (hypokalemia) may cause muscle cramps or restlessness, disrupting sleep. Proper potassium levels support muscle relaxation and nerve function, contributing to better sleep. Potassium testing ensures optimal levels, particularly if sleep disturbances are accompanied by other symptoms.
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