Sleeping with hearing aids is generally not recommended due to discomfort, maintenance issues, battery conservation, and potential choking hazards. Wearing hearing aids during the night can cause moisture buildup, affecting their performance. Removing them helps dry the ears and aids, conserving battery life for waking hours. Sleeping with hearing aids may also pose a choking hazard. However, some tinnitus relief hearing aids may have sleep programs or white noise features that can be used while sleeping. Consult an audiologist for guidance on whether sleeping with specific hearing aids is safe or beneficial.