Is latex pillow useful for cervical spondylosis

The pillow and sleeping posture a person chooses when sleeping will have a certain impact on his or her cervical spine. As people's living conditions improve, more and more people will choose latex pillows, because latex pillows can not only help a person's sleep quality, but also effectively prevent the occurrence of cervical spondylosis. People with cervical spondylosis can also choose latex pillows. So if you use latex pillows frequently, does it really have a therapeutic effect on cervical spondylosis?

1. Is the design of latex pillow (high and low pillow) reasonable?

The human cervical spine has a curve, and the height difference of the latex pillow is to support the neck and maintain that normal curve. This is ergonomically designed, so it can provide good protection for the cervical spine during sleep.

2. Is a latex pillow helpful for falling asleep quickly?

The natural material function and reasonable design of latex can improve the microcirculation of the human head and neck and relieve the pressure of the cervical spine. It is a good choice for white-collar workers and programmers in modern cities who are prone to shoulder periarthritis and cervical spine diseases due to long-term sitting.

3. Can latex pillows relieve cervical pain?

The ergonomic design principle of the latex pillow fits the curve of the human body and distributes the pressure of the human body according to various parts of the cervical spine to achieve all-round support, correct bad sleeping posture during sleep, and relieve cervical pain.

4. Is the smell of latex pillow harmful to the human body?

The smell of latex pillows is similar to frankincense, which is the smell of plant protein. This smell can help people calm down, soothe brain nerves, and quickly fall asleep. Only real natural latex has a frankincense smell. If there is a pungent chemical smell, it is recommended that you change it as soon as possible.

5. Will latex pillows become soft over time?

It is not soft or sagging, has the right hardness and softness, rebounds quickly, and is not easy to deform. When you turn over, the pillow that was originally pressed down will rebound quickly, support your neck again, and continue to protect your neck during sleep.

6. Why do I feel more pain in my cervical spine after using the pillow for two days?

Because many people's cervical spine has been damaged, and some even have cervical ankylosis, which is no longer a normal physiological curvature, so they will feel a little uncomfortable when they first use a latex pillow. After a few days, the neck will slowly adapt, the pain will be relieved, and the pressure on the cervical spine will also be relieved.