I agree with fishin fool. There are others on here that do shift work. I hope they can post to help you. I do know this people with BP need sleep hygiene. It's ideal to sleep the same time each night. I do during the weekdays early bedtime. On the weekends I stay up later but I sleep at the same time both days. Be sure your trying to eat healthy and take your meds daily. I missed one day and I was a wreck. My BP1 is bad. I've always worked in an office so we had one shift 9-5. I'm not working now but I plan to and it'll be another one shift job.
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