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How to pick good bed wedge for heartburn problems?
Q. I am trying to buy a bed wedge which are supposedly good for easing heartburn. I've read that the minimum recommended elevation is 6-8 inches. The bed wedges come in 8, 10 and 12 inches elevation. It seems to me that the elevation should somehow depend on your height, but I am not sure. I am about 6 ft. Does anyone know which bed wedge is best? Thanks for any help!
Asked by Alex - Mon Jul 27 10:12:23 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some great summaries of studies regarding bed wedges can be found at BedLift.com - See this: " Using continuous monitoring of pH (acidity) within the esophagus among several alternative positions at rest, this randomized clinical trial detected a significant decrease in the time that the esophagus was exposed to highly acid conditions when using a foam wedge to elevate the head, and also showed a decrease in the time necessary for the acid to be cleared. Interestingly, use of a wedge-shaped mechanism was significantly more effective than elevation through the use of standard bed blocks." and " METHODS: The subject was placed supine on a standard hospital bed. The head of the bed was then elevated to 30 degrees according to 2 protocols:… [cont.]
Answered by jeffsmoola - Mon Jul 27 14:57:13 2009
Q. I am trying to buy a bed wedge which are supposedly good for easing heartburn. I've read that the minimum recommended elevation is 6-8 inches. The bed wedges come in 8, 10 and 12 inches elevation. It seems to me that the elevation should somehow depend on your height, but I am not sure. I am about 6 ft. Does anyone know which bed wedge is best? Thanks for any help!
Asked by Alex - Mon Jul 27 10:12:23 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some great summaries of studies regarding bed wedges can be found at BedLift.com - See this: " Using continuous monitoring of pH (acidity) within the esophagus among several alternative positions at rest, this randomized clinical trial detected a significant decrease in the time that the esophagus was exposed to highly acid conditions when using a foam wedge to elevate the head, and also showed a decrease in the time necessary for the acid to be cleared. Interestingly, use of a wedge-shaped mechanism was significantly more effective than elevation through the use of standard bed blocks." and " METHODS: The subject was placed supine on a standard hospital bed. The head of the bed was then elevated to 30 degrees according to 2 protocols:… [cont.]
Answered by jeffsmoola - Mon Jul 27 14:57:13 2009
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