Wedge Pillow | Orthopedic Wedge | Cushion for Back Support | Sleeping | Leg Elevator | Pregnancy | GERD | Anti Snoring | Sponge
DESIGNED TO PROVIDE:
COMFORT
SUPPORT
RELIEF
Elevated Head:
Sleeping at an angle with a mattress wedge is known to:
Reduce Snoring
Reduce Neck & Back Pain
Release pressure on the Upper Back Muscles
Reduce GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease)
is a common condition in which the stomach contents move up into the esophagus
Reduce Acid reflux
Reduce Nausea
Reduce Breathing problems (Breathing Congestion and Coughing)
Reliable Incline Pillow:
Reclining support when Watching TV
Reclining support when Reading your favorite book/magazine
Comfort cushion during Pregnancy
Comfort cushion in Post-Operative as a feature to lift your legs
Elevated Legs:
Improves Blood Circulation
Reduces Swelling & Inflammation
Relief From Varicose Vein Discomfort
Decreased Pressure On The Lower Back
Faster Recovery After Exercise
Prevention Of DVT Deep Vein Thrombosis
Raised Legs:
Back Support
Reduces Shoulder & Neck Pain
Reduces Swelling & Inflammation
Back Support:
Back Support to reduce the pain in the following cases:
Sciatica
Varicose Veins
Back Pain
Disc
Tailbone Pressure
Product Description
Enhance The Sleep Quality:
It helps relieve pressure on your spine and relieves chronic back pain.
An elevated sleeping position prohibits stomach acid from reaching the esophagus,
which prevents acid reflux.
Multipurpose:
A flexible bed wedge pillow can be used as a
Sofa Pillow
Maternity Support Pillow (pregnant women)
Reclining Pillow when sleeping
Post-Surgery Aid Pillow
Physiotherapy
Positioning
Exercises
Balance Training
Excellent for crawling, rolling, tumbling, and walking activities.
Teaches body awareness, and strengthens balance and coordination skills.
Positioning and Mobility
Choosing the Right Wedges:
The wedge's surface should be long enough to accommodate the client's length from the sternum to the knees.
Wedges are Versatile:
Ideal for Rolling and Rumbling;
Provide comfortable positioning for fine motor activities.
When you position a client prone over a wedge, the client can work on head control and weight-bearing on arms, while the wedge helps control arm extension patterns