Will a memory foam mattress help neck and shoulder pain

Question

Will a memory foam mattress help neck and shoulder pain

Answer 1

Here's a link to research that's based on over 1,200 memory foam bed owners. Pain issues are addressed.

http://sleeplikethedead.com/mattressrevi...

Answer 2

http://1001-answers.com/answer9890.html

Answer 3

I wud think so but maybe go 2 the docs 4 a check up first u may hav just strained a muscle or trapped a nerve.

Answer 4

Should do but I would go to an osteopath.

Answer 5

A good pillow will ease neck and shoulder pain, but usually the reason for pain in these areas is tension, try going to bed with a clear head , no worries etc, when we are asleep and our mind has troubles we tend to tense up when asleep.

Answer 6

yes,

Memory foam mattresses are designed to give all those conveniences, which you can demand for. It is made of special high-density foams. You may wonder why memory is attached with the mattress. The reason is the super soft high-density foams gets squeezed with a slightest of pressure put on it and takes a longer time to get back to it's original form or size. For this reason if you lie down on the mattress and get up after some time, you can see your body impression is imprinted on the surface, just like a stamp impression. So we can say that the mattress has a memory, which records the body pressure.

Answer 7

I bought one in the hope that it would, but I found the heat generated by the foam had the reverse effect.

I find that two Ibuprofen before bed and a good pillow - in my case a feather one so that I can manipulate it to the best shape for me, is the remedy - not perfect but as good as it gets.

I sympathise with you  

Answer 8

oh yes! it definitely will. memory foam contours itself to cradle your body shape and thus helps relieve pain. memory foam sleep products will also help you sleep better. for you, however, i think, a memory foam pillow will work just fine.

Answer 9

Yes, it will. Memory foam mattress is known to provide better support to your body as the memory foam molds to the curves in your body, supporting your whole body distributes the body's weight evenly.

You can learn more about memory foam mattress at http://www.memoryfoammattress101.com

Answer 10

my theory is they may not help but they could prevent if you have not get any pain yet.

reflexology/accupunture might be the solution to correct pain problem with a holistic approach.

http://www.healthy-step.com

Answer 11

I had a problem with my neck and spine and I found that the memory foam mattress helps but we are all different I would ask your doctor his or her opinion also go to a show room and try the mattress.

Hope it helps