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Sleep is treatment

After a night shift, light-blocking curtains and a white-noise app can help make daytime sleep deeper. Even a little more real rest can help you feel more prepared for your next shift.

General self-care suggestions, not medical advice.

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Day sleeping after a shift is naturally lighter and more fragmented. Blackout curtains can help signal to your brain that it’s dark. A white-noise machine can mask daytime household sounds. Try to avoid screens for a little while before bed. If you can’t sleep, resting with your eyes closed in the dark can still help your body recover.

Rest isn’t laziness — it’s clinical preparation.

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