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Find a mattress that will help alleviate pain and ensure a full night of rest.
Your sleeping style, mattress preferences, and specific pain all play a role in the best mattress for you.
Remove the guesswork from mattress shopping and finally get a pain-free night’s sleep.
Waking up with aches and pains throughout your body—or in specific areas like your back, neck, hip, or shoulder—could be an indicator that your mattress isn’t a good fit for you. A study in the journal of Applied Ergonomics showed that choosing the right mattress can help alleviate pain during sleep, even over the course of just 21 days.
While you want to consider your preferred sleeping position and any other particulars you have in a mattress—like softness, support, size, price—you definitely need to consider where you feel pain during the night to guarantee you find a mattress that will help.
Stop settling for a mediocre mattress when the best bed could transform your sleeping experience for the better. bedMATCH® can help you find the best mattress for you based on multiple factors, including what position you sleep in and where you feel pain throughout the night.
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If you suffer from back pain after sleeping, it’s time to carefully examine your mattress. While back pain after sleeping may be caused by a couple of different reasons, that doesn’t mean you just have to put up with it. It could mean your mattress is failing to provide the appropriate amount of lumbar support that your body needs throughout the night and that you can take action on. Ignoring this problem means prolonging your nighttime pain, leading to stiffness and discomfort. Finding a mattress that better supports your body can bring you peace.
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If you have a sore neck from sleeping, you want to look at your mattress and your pillow. Struggling with neck pain at night can severely hinder the quality of rest you get. Unfortunately, many people live with this pain since they’re unaware of the simple changes they could make to alleviate it. Consider your sleeping position and bed preferences if you deal with a sore neck from sleeping, and then check out the best mattresses for neck pain (and the best pillow depending on your sleep position).
Do you struggle with hip pain when sleeping? The hip joint is one of the largest in your entire body, so struggling with hip pain when sleeping can be incredibly uncomfortable. It’s important that you find a mattress that provides maximum comfort to alleviate that pain. You want your mattress to provide plush softness so as to avoid aggravating pressure points in your hip.
If your shoulders hurt after sleeping, this could be due to your sleeping position, the wrong pillow, or a bad mattress. Whether you’re dealing with a shoulder injury or you’re a side sleeper, choosing a mattress that provides more comfort and relieves pressure can make a big difference. You want something that supports your body but also lets it sink in and get comfortable to relieve pressure on your shoulder. If your shoulders hurt after sleeping, it’s time to make a change.
Stop settling for aches and pains at night when the right mattress is out there waiting for you. Mattresses aren’t a “one-size-fits-all” purchase. It’s important that you find the best one for you and your needs, especially considering all the various factors involved and how unique your pain might be. Take the bedMATCH® quiz today to get one step closer to your best night’s sleep.
The firmness of your mattress directly impacts the amount of pain you might feel at night. For example, a soft, plush mattress might be great if you struggle with hip pain, but you need something a little firmer—such as a medium-firm mattress—if you deal with shoulder or back pain.
The type of mattress you have might also be one of the causes of your nightly aches and pains. The size of the innerspring system compared to the foam layers could be affecting how comfortable you are, leading to how much extra pressure you’re putting on a particular joint or area.
Modern mattresses are constructed with many special features, some of which hugely influence your level of comfort while you sleep. You might need a mattress with enhanced edge support, cooling foam layers, upgraded coil system, or something else entirely. All of these various features play a different role in supporting your body and alleviating certain pains.
We encourage you to shop the mattresses listed above or to take the bedMATCH® quiz to help find your best mattress. At Mattress Warehouse, we make shopping and returns easy. You can shop online or come into one of our stores to discuss your options with a sleep specialist.
What’s on the inside is crucial when it comes to choosing a mattress. Check out the differences between innerspring, memory foam, and hybrid mattresses.
Each mattress comfort level has a broad range of firmness. See whether a pillow top, plush, or firm mattress works for you.
Mattresses recommended by Mattress Warehouse may aid in the easing of pain, but should not be considered medical advice. If you are suffering with chronic pain, we recommend that you consult a doctor.
