Night shifts are not recommended for liver fibrosis. Liver fibrosis refers to chronic injury to the liver, resulting in excessive deposition of various extracellular matrices such as collagen, glycoproteins, proteoglycans, etc., in the liver as a result of pathological repair of the liver. It can further develop into cirrhosis if not treated and managed in time. Liver fibrosis patients are not recommended to work night shifts, first of all, liver fibrosis itself has chronic liver damage, the liver is overburdened, night shifts, staying up late and other bad habits will aggravate the burden on the liver. Secondly, the liver repairs itself at night. If you can’t rest in time, the liver’s self-repair will be blocked and the condition will further develop, leading to cirrhosis. Therefore, patients with liver fibrosis should pay attention to rest, ensure sufficient sleep, try not to stay up late, eat a balanced diet, and undergo active treatment.