I have mild peripheral neuropathy, and my hands fall asleep through the night when sleeping.
I am about to purchase a Tempur Pedic bed with an adjustable base (so the upper and lower portions of the mattress can be raised), and I am wondering if I should spend the extra money (quite a bit) to get the split adjustable version (so I can adjust my side of the bed independantly of my wife's side).
If there is a good chance it could help, I don't want to regret not doing it later, and I would hate to have my wife stuck in that same elevated position as me when it would not likley be comfortable for her.
I can't find much info on whether sleeping position has a significant affect on neuropathy symptoms (such as hands falling asleep). Any advice?
I am about to purchase a Tempur Pedic bed with an adjustable base (so the upper and lower portions of the mattress can be raised), and I am wondering if I should spend the extra money (quite a bit) to get the split adjustable version (so I can adjust my side of the bed independantly of my wife's side).
If there is a good chance it could help, I don't want to regret not doing it later, and I would hate to have my wife stuck in that same elevated position as me when it would not likley be comfortable for her.
I can't find much info on whether sleeping position has a significant affect on neuropathy symptoms (such as hands falling asleep). Any advice?