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Do shift jobs mess up with your hormones, do they cause infertility? Is it safe to work during night hours?

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Dr. Rathnamani

Infertility Specialist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

Visa versa ,not exactly proven.but yes they cause stress and hormonal imbalance.

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