Coping As Partner
Snoring can cause significant relationship issues, as well as health effects of sleep deficit for the partner. Earplugs may facilitate good sleep for people sharing the same bedroom with someone who snores. External earmuffs are not designed to sleep with. Other alternatives include white noise generators.
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