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Sleeping is one of the most important biological functions of the human body. During sleeping the person is in normal state of calm, with a temporary change in consciousness, a decrease in muscle activity and perception and limited interaction with the surrounding area. The proper functioning of the body is intertwined with sleeping as it is given the opportunity to renew and replenish biological processes Lack of sleeping has many, multiple and adverse effects, reversible or not, on the daily life of a person. However, characterizes today's modern society, and is therefore associated with Diabetes Mellitus, among other pathological and mental conditions. Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic disease, which often proves to be a heavy burden for human. He will have to adjust his life and his daily life routine to a new reality. In this effort many of the patients fail, leading to in poor compliance in medication with further consequences on euglycemia during sleeping and overall on the patient's life style. In Diabetes Mellitus, the process of sleeping can be sometimes disturbed and in reverse the sleep disorders can aggravate the disease. The purpose of this study is to detect and evaluate pharmaceutical compliance and its effect on sleeping quality of patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus. At the same time, psychological factors and social support that influence compliance with medication will be investigated. From the analysis, as shown, there is a statistically significant correlation of both pharmaceutical compliance and good quality of sleeping with the social support of family and friends