This is something that I've had recommended to me for my own neck-related issues, but I'm not sure the logic follows for my case. The reason I sleep with two pillows is because sleeping with only one results in some of the worst neck pain I've had in my life. So being told to go back to that I need to sleep with one pillow whenever my neck hurts feels completely antithetical to me.I only use 1 pillow when I sleep. I like it to be a bit firm but still have some give. Huge, fluffy pillows are not comfy for me.
I used 2 pillows for years because I liked to sleep with my head propped up, but then I started getting neck cramps and going back down to 1 pillow resolved that issue.
I understand that. That's one of the reason why I like a firmer pillow to still give my neck some support. I don't know if you've tried those contoured foam pillows, but maybe something like that would help your neck pain? I haven't personally tried them, but they helped my husband.This is something that I've had recommended to me for my own neck-related issues, but I'm not sure the logic follows for my case. The reason I sleep with two pillows is because sleeping with only one results in some of the worst neck pain I've had in my life. So being told to go back to that I need to sleep with one pillow whenever my neck hurts feels completely antithetical to me.
Never hurts to try, I suppose. Though they do seem a bit pricier.I understand that. That's one of the reason why I like a firmer pillow to still give my neck some support. I don't know if you've tried those contoured foam pillows, but maybe something like that would help your neck pain? I haven't personally tried them, but they helped my husband.
That is true, so I'm not pressuring you to try. Just thought it might be something to consider. Hope you find a solution that works for you whatever it might be.Never hurts to try, I suppose. Though they do seem a bit pricier.