Use Earplugs For Better Sleep



If noise keeps you from getting a good night's sleep, you should try ear plugs.

No, they are not for everyone. Some people can't tolerate having something in their ear, can't get a good seal, or find sleeping with them uncomfortable.

Nevertheless, earplugs are one of the easiest and least expensive ways to virtually eliminate noise problems that may interfere with your sleep. (Most earplugs cost less than $5, however, you can pay as much as $200 for a high-tech pair.) Earplugs are also easily portable, of course, and can be used anywhere you need to block noise to get sleep.

If one type of ear plug does not work for you, don't give up on ear plugs altogether. There are many different kinds available.

There are potential health issues with using earplugs. Prolonged use of earplugs may cause earwax to build and clog the outer ear, since the plugs block the normal flow of earwax outward. Therefore, it is important to clean both the earplugs and ears between use in cases of prolonged use, such as when sleeping with earplugs. Otherwise, tinnitus, hearing loss, discharge, pain, and infection could occur.

For an excellent article from Slate.com on earplugs, click here.

See how earplugs compare to other noise solutions in the comparison grid.




 


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