Sleeping position

What is the best position to sleep in with a FROZEN SHOULDER?

July 23, 20251 min read

Are you struggling to get a GOOD NIGHT SLEEP 💤  with 🥶 FROZEN SHOULDER? 


Finding the right sleeping position is crucial for managing your symptoms and promoting healing. 


And you're probably wondering, 


“What Is The Best Position To Sleep 

In With A 🥶 FROZEN SHOULDER?”


Here’s what I recommend…


Step 1: Lie on your back with a pillow under your head for comfort.


Step 2: Place a second pillow under your affected arm, running from your elbow to your hand. 


This helps keep your arm slightly elevated and supported.


Step 3: If needed, you can place a small pillow or rolled-up towel under your upper back for additional support.


Step 4: Keep your arm in a comfortable, neutral position with your elbow bent at a 90-degree angle.


This position helps minimize stress on your shoulder joint and can reduce pain and stiffness. 


It's also important to avoid sleeping on your affected side, as this can put extra pressure on your shoulder and aggravate your symptoms.


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Talk again soon, 


Dr. Rich Benjamin, DC.


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Dr. Rich Benjamin graduated from Sherman College of Chiropractic in 2005. He is certified in the Gonstead technique and was President of the Gonstead Study Club during his tenure at Sherman. He specializes in Knee Pain, Shoulder Pain and Peripheral Neurological in Fort Mill, SC.

Dr. Rich Benjamin, DC.

Dr. Rich Benjamin graduated from Sherman College of Chiropractic in 2005. He is certified in the Gonstead technique and was President of the Gonstead Study Club during his tenure at Sherman. He specializes in Knee Pain, Shoulder Pain and Peripheral Neurological in Fort Mill, SC.

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