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Are wireless earbuds safe while sleep?
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Are wireless earbuds safe while sleep?
The National Sleep Foundation estimates that one-third of Americans use a sound-producing device to help them fall asleep. Consider whether it is safe to sleep with headphones or earbuds while in bed and the advantages and disadvantages of using them for sleeping. Sleeping with headphones or earbuds may help lessen sleeplessness symptoms or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Use them to block background noise and boost serotonin levels for a good night's sleep.
Sleeping with headphones or earbuds could be dangerous if you don't take the necessary precautions. Consider consulting your doctor if you experience any signs of otitis externa (ear pain, itching, redness, leakage), necrosis (tissue dying), or infection. Another risk of sleeping with headphones or earbuds is a wax buildup in the ears. Loud noise exposure has the potential to induce hearing loss. Tinnitus can cause headaches, vertigo, and ringing in your ears.
Sleeping with headphones or earbuds could be dangerous if you don't take the necessary precautions. Consider consulting your doctor if you experience any signs of otitis externa (ear pain, itching, redness, leakage), necrosis (tissue dying), or infection. Another risk of sleeping with headphones or earbuds is a wax buildup in the ears. Loud noise exposure has the potential to induce hearing loss. Tinnitus can cause headaches, vertigo, and ringing in your ears.
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