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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS) |
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I think the baths help but I sweat like mad when in but otherwise okay.
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Alt1268, what is it about the sleep number bed that bothers you? What bothers my wife with the foam kind of beds is heat. Cold does not bother her as much as heat does. She sweats alot even when I think its cold. Her take on the foam beds is they form to the outline of the body and in short order heat then builds up in those indented areas.
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Hi Jimking, Just a few thoughts about the bed issue. I know how hard it is for your wife to sleep.
Those hot spots can be a concern if you sink too deeply into the mattress. However the tempeur pedic, has a firm one, in which you to not do that, but you still get the support. They cost a bunch. Also there are now sheets made by special companies that have products, both blankets and sheets, that distribute heat, or vent it, instead of getting over heated. I can dig around for information on those if you want me too. I sure hope she can find what she needs for comfort of sleep. ginnie |
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Do try several good mattress shops. Try out the firm foam ones. I am not even sure, that off brands do not carry these firm ones now. I love my foam one, and wouldn't go to a sleep number bed for anything. Besides you are paying for an adjustable kind, once you adjust to what you need, the controlls are no longer needed.
Start your search, I do bet you can find something these days, expensive or not, that will help both you and your wife. I wish you all the best. ginnie |
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the sleep number bed only allows you to lay one way. If you move you will wake up with pain in other bony places. Knees, elbows, etc Even at my so called number my back still hurts. They have a so called cooling mattress that lays on top of the air coils, but I still find myself on occassion waking up in sweat. My husband complains of back pain almost everymorning. maybe it's just the fact we are getting older and your not suppose to sleep worth a damn.
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I found using, the "0" as a number guide, then holding the number remote in hand, while in bed with blankets on, watching it go to the "35. I was using "40, but found i was having additional pain issues. I am a side sleeper and just had more pain with the #40. My son was having issues (he was using #40) I suggested he try this method and stop at #35. He was surprised how just the going down of 5 made a big difference. Hope this is some help to you. Choosing a bed/mattress is sooooo difficult. (ger) |
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