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I get sore sleeping at night and most of the time it’s due to the pillow being to low or being to high it gets sore on my shoulders and wrists. Would anyone know a make or type of pillow that would help this? Memory form doesn’t help either makes me feel sore. My mum got me a good pillow for Christmas but it’s to high up and bouncy feel bad so I don’t want to say to her it’s not helping 😕 I have lupus and arthritis.

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emma2462

hi, jess_doyle

Your sore may be caused by bad posture during sleeping at night. I can't be sure to tell you have lupus or arthritis as sore on shoulders, wrists may be a signal of many conditions. You should consider your sore. If it lasts in a long time, you should meet your doctor. But, before meeting doctor, you can try to exercise every morning. This may help reduce your sore.

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AgedCrone

Try to see a physio or occupational therapist ...they will assess your needs & advise the type of pillow most suitable for you.

I have bought so many pillows to deal with this oroblem over the years, I now have about three that I rotate to suit how I'm feeling.

Good luck!

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Lupiknits in reply to AgedCrone

I'm another one who has experimented with pillows to find the right one. I had some success with a poly filled one which I unpicked, removed some of the filling, and stitched up again. I need two soft and squishies at a time.

An OT or physio could give you the best advice for your particular needs, though.

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mcglada0

Tempur pillow is great for me. Expensive but worth it.

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Jess_doyle in reply to mcglada0

I seen their beds as well amazing stuff shame it is all very expensive, maybe the pillow might not be a bad idea

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Jess_doyle

I tried to get an appointment with a physio but of course all the hospital systems are different I never got the appointment letter, I’m seeing my consultant in April maybe mention it to her again, it’s such a pain, right pillow does make that bit of difference.

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Ianrussell69

Went through a load of pillows memory foam was the worst I ended up with a dunelm sinthetic duck down pillow and the neck pain in the morning has almost gone I’m shure the pillow was about 15 pounds best of luck

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Doodleangel

Hi I too have lots of auto immune conditions, plus nerve damage in my neck and back. I bought a seed pillow from Amazon, think it was someone on here who suggested it. They are quite heavy, but the beauty is they mold to your shape and are very supportive, I’ll try and look it up and give you the proper name. Had mine a few years now 😊🦉

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Doodleangel

This is the buckwheat pillow details ORGANIC BUCKWHEAT HUSK PILLOW,LARGER SIZE 28" X 17"(71 x 43 cm)3.6 KILO,BRITISH MADE. YOUR USUAL PILLOW IS AS MUCH USE AS A PAPER BAG IN A STORM - has helped me and has hundreds of 5* reviews. Hope this helps. 😊🦉

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Dtj131

I just have to have a few medium, thinner pillows and I move them round during the night.

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Anjic

After trying many pillows I now have a geltex one and I have little pain in the morning

It wasn’t cheap £70.00 but worth it

Good luck in your hunting 🌻

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