2 Sleeping Positions You Must Avoid.
Bob & Brad・2 minutes read
Sleep quality can be improved by avoiding prone and sideline sleeping positions to prevent discomfort and pain in the neck, shoulders, and back. Maintaining loose pack joints and a neutral spine position during sleep is essential for overall health and well-being.
Insights
- Sleeping on the stomach (prone position) can lead to neck and shoulder pain, affecting circulation and causing headaches due to improper alignment.
- Maintaining a neutral spine position during sleep and using pillows to support the shoulder can alleviate discomfort and prevent pain in common areas such as the neck, shoulders, and back.
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Recent questions
What are the two sleeping positions to avoid?
Prone and sideline
What are the consequences of lack of sleep?
Discomfort, pain, affects daily life
How should joints be positioned during sleep?
In a loose pack position
How should the spine be positioned during sleep?
Maintained in a neutral position
What are the solutions for sleeping on the side?
Use pillows to support shoulder and neck
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Improve Sleep Quality by Avoiding Certain Positions
- Bob Schrupp and Brad Heinick are physical therapists known for their online presence.
- They discuss two sleeping positions that should be avoided for better sleep quality.
- Lack of sleep can lead to discomfort and pain, affecting daily life.
- The most common areas of pain during sleep are the neck, shoulders, and back.
- Joints should be kept in a loose pack position, not at the end range.
- The spine should be maintained in a neutral position during sleep.
- The first position to avoid is prone or sleeping on the stomach.
- Prone position can lead to neck and shoulder pain, affecting circulation and causing headaches.
- The second position to avoid is sideline, which can cause shoulder problems.
- Solutions for sleeping on the side include using pillows to support the shoulder and maintain a neutral neck position.
