Mattresses And Back Problems.

[bluefin]

water beds rock

[forntida]

Both my missus and myself have glass backs Mr .P , you name it , we tried it Mate .
We bought a Memory foam bed 4yrs ago and it's been the best ?600 we've ever spent , it's the doggies doo dah's !

I hope you realize that is where your pane is coming from.

[Mr Pumpy]

Both my missus and myself have glass backs Mr .P , you name it , we tried it Mate .
We bought a Memory foam bed 4yrs ago and it's been the best ?600 we've ever spent , it's the doggies doo dah's !

Its the other way round for me, this memory foam one weve got now is causing the probs i think.
Anyway, bought a traditional sprung one yesterday (not too expensive) so we'll see how that goes.

[aftermath]

Its the other way round for me, this memory foam one weve got now is causing the probs i think.
Anyway, bought a traditional sprung one yesterday (not too expensive) so we'll see how that goes.

looks like you`ve slept in this morning

[thered]

Do you think what kind of mattress you have on your bed has any effect on your back???? ie causing back pain or relieving back pain.





That is all.

for me the best way to relieve any back pain is move around i find that lying around in bed causes me a lot of pain on. but i have found that the beds that are supposedly better for you ie the orthopedic type seem to me to make things much worse

[Kaosmouse]

don't go foam

As stated above - a well made sprung mattress should give you years of good service

[Lainie]

oh id love to try a water bed . providing you dont bounce too much

[Mr Pumpy]

Aye.. I think your spot on there Red, i don't think it matters if a mattress is posturepedic, orthopedic, if it suits you then its the right one.


I wouldn't trust a water bed though, with my luck summat would bound to bugger up.