Fibromyalgia is a musculoskeletal condition that results in joint pain and fatigue at several points in the body, plus can lead to chronic fatigue. There are more than 12 million fibromyalgia cases in the United States. The majority of fibromyalgia cases are women, who are 10 times more likely to get the disease than men. It usually manifests anywhere from age 25 to 60 and there is no known cure. Scientists aren’t sure what causes fibromyalgia, but it has been linked to a combination of genetics and environmental stresses. The disease does run in families, hinting at a genetic component that may point to certain predisposed sensitivities. Certain illnesses and infections are also connected to fibromyalgia, as is certain kinds of physical or emotional stress. The risk factors in developing the disease include the sex of the patient, family history and a history of certain diseases like rheumatoid arthritis. Because the symptoms of fibromyalgia are similar to other conditions, it is often difficult to diagnose at first.
Symptoms include deep muscle and joint pain, stiffness, anxiety, fatigue and insomnia. Common pain centers include the neck, shoulder, hips, back and knees. People who suffer from fibromyalgia manage pain via medication and pressure relief to get the deep, healing sleep they need because they are so sensitive to any level of presssure, especially when lying down or sleeping. Those with fibromyalgia struggle with getting enough restful sleep due to the chronic pain they endure. Because sleep is such an important time for the body to relax and repair itself, it’s important for those with fibromyalgia to do everything they can to ensure the best sleeping conditions possible. The wrong mattress, for example, can contribute to sleepless nights and won’t offer much relief from pain. Because of the specific type of joint pain that fibromyalgia causes, it’s important for people to choose a mattress that is designed to relieve the pressure on muscles and joints in order to ease that pain.
When a mattress is too soft or doesn’t support the body in all the right places, the body sinks down into the mattress and stresses the joints, amplifying the pain. A mattress designed specifically for comfort and support eases the pressure and helps relieve the pain. Our Gel Matrix mattresses are uniquely designed to help sufferers of Fibromyalgia better than any other bed. The key is the Gel Matrix. You can see in this image how the Gel Matrix reduces pressure better than any of the other leading national mattress brands: In this image, the red spots are areas where pressure is building up – which is painful and causes tossing and turning at night – especially for sufferers of Fibromyalgia. However, the best bed for Fibromyalgia will also provide support needed to keep your spine aligned. Our bed is uniquely engineered to provide you this support better than any other mattress on the market today. Because our mattress is made with patented Gel Matrix formed in a unique honey-combed shape our beds have the ability to not only sense your pressure points and redistribute that pressure for comfort purposes, but the gel has the ability to ‘push back’ and support your entire body properly at the same time.
You can read more about what makes the intelliBED so unique in combining best in class comfort AND support here. Learn more about toxicity and how this affects your family’s health: Please give us a call today so we can answer any questions you may have about healthy sleep for your baby and family.1-12 of 20 results Average review rating: High to LowTEMPUR Original 21 Adjustable Oatmeal Divan Bed On Legs - FirmTEMPUR Original 21 Slate Adjustable Divan Bed - FirmFontwell Grey Adjustable Divan Bed - FirmFontwell Adjustable Oatmeal Divan Bed On Legs - FirmDanson Grey Adjustable Divan Bed - MediumWestwood Adjustable Oatmeal Divan Bed On Legs - Medium FirmDanson Adjustable Oatmeal Divan Bed On Legs- Medium Mo - Tech Power Base - Grey M Line Slow Motion 8 Adjustable Mattress - Medium Firm M Line Slow Motion 5 Adjustable Mattress - Medium Firm M Line Slow Motion 6 Adjustable Mattress - FirmM Line Slow Motion 7 Adjustable Mattress - Medium
1-12 of 20 results Adjustable beds are perfect for people with back problems or mobility issues as well as anyone who just wants extra control over how they sleep. Some of the beds in our range also come with the optional addition of a massage unit which will be of benefit to those with aches and pains. Beds in this range offer a superb level of comfort and adjust fantastically to your ideal sleeping position. Don’t let problems with your joints prevent you getting the sleep you need. Our adjustable beds come in a variety of styles, sizes including; single, double, king and super king and colours to fit in beautifully to any décor scheme, whilst there are also various mattress types, from memory foam to pocket spring for all types of sleepers. We supply adjustable beds from the biggest and best brands for a variety of requirements and budgets to ensure you get the best value for money possible. Check our price promise for added peace of mind and find we won’t be beaten on price.
You may be eligible for VAT relief against selected adjustable bed purchases. If you have any questions or need more information on any of our great range of beds, don’t hesitate to speak to one of our friendly sales team on 0800 652 5090. Mattresses starting at $28/month2 0% APR for 48 Months1 $300 in free accessorieswith the purchase of a mattress set 25% off bedding & pillows or $31.23/mo. for 48 months1 or $43.73/mo. for 48 months1 or $27.07/mo. for 48 months1 or $64.57/mo. for 48 months1One of the most important aspects of a better night’s sleep is ensuring you have enough room to fully relax and sleep. A common mistake in purchasing a bed is buying one that is too small. Before you start shopping, ask yourself if you are satisfied with the amount of sleep space in your current bed and review our below to ensure you purchase the right bed size. Most Common Mattress Sizes Width: 39 in x Length: 74 in Twin Extra Long Size Mattress
Width: 39 in x Length: 80 in Width: 54 in x Length: 74 in Width: 60 in x Length: 80 in Width: 76 in x Length: 80 in California King Size Mattress Width: 72 in x Length: 84 in Most crib mattress dimensions near 27 in x 51.5 in. Click on the image for more info about that mattress size. The best bed size really depends on who will be sleeping in it. If only one person will be sleeping in the bed, then a twin, twin XL or full size mattress will work. If two people will be sleeping in the bed, a queen, king or California king bed will give both sleepers ample space, ensuring you receive a good night’s sleep. A twin size mattress is the smallest mattress available and is best suited for one child or one adult. The dimensions of a twin size mattress are approximately 39 inches wide by 74 inches long. Taller adults may be more comfortably sleeping on a twin XL bed size. Shop Twin Size Mattresses Popular in many college dorm rooms, the twin XL (extra-long) mattress is approximately 6 inches longer than a twin mattress.
This makes it perfect for taller adults. Twin XL beds are approximately 39 inches wide by 80 inches long. Shop Twin Extra Long Size Mattresses The full size mattress, also known as a double mattress, is approximately 16 inches wider than a twin mattress, but does not provide enough added room for two people to sleep comfortably. It may be too short for adults taller than 5’5”. Full beds are 54 inches wide by 74 inches tall. A full size mattress is a great choice for growing children, plus the added space allows for parents to lie down while tucking their kids in for the night. Shop Full Size Mattresses Shop Queen Size Mattresses King size beds are best for couples that want the maximum amount of sleeping space. King size mattress dimensions are approximately 76 inches wide by 80 inches long, making a king mattress almost the same size as two twin XL beds. This bed size is also preferable if you have children, dogs or cats that will be sharing your bed. Since king mattresses are much longer and wider, the box springs are split, making it easier to navigate around stairs and tight corners.