cervical spondylosis sleeping pillow?

rulebritannia

Hello, I have been sleeping with a memory foam pillow for years. But recently I've been having trouble owing to the pillow losing its memory so to speak. I sleep in various positions during the night. Can you recommend a possible replacement? I know everyone's different but still uk buying advice would be good so I can make an informed choice.

stickywicket

Hi there. This is a question that comes up regularly and it really is an individual thing. I have RA and OA in my neck and shoulders and I take my memory foam pillow everywhere with me or risk a migraine-type headache, but others dislike them. If yours was good for you until it became old, why not just replace it with an identical one?

barbara12

Hello and welcome
I have tried quite a few pillows for my neck, but have yet to come across one that really does the job, its strange but at the min I am sleeping on a cheap bounce back one, and it isn't too bad.
If you find one please let me know x

lululu

I have the same problem as yourself I must have spent a small fortune on all types of pillow and everytime I moved had to readjust the pillows. The last time I bought a new bed I tried them so much I may have spent the night in the shop. Anyway on all the beds was the same pillow and I thought it seemed good, it cost about £50 which is a lot for me for a pillow but nearly one year on I still love this pillow and I don't seem to have to adjust it much either.

frogmorton

I use a memory foam one too and it does flatten out :roll: I am on my third in about 3 years?? I got it from Du*helm and it cost about £20 it has a dip in teh middle so your neck is supported.

Love

Toni xxx