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Adjustable BedAn adjustable bed can be adjusted to various types of positions based on the user preference. Most hospitals and nursing care facilities use adjustable beds to help patients raise and relax their back while raising the level of the knees. Adjustable beds have also become popular for consumers who want to raise their back and knees while sleeping or to aid in getting out of the bed.An adjustable bed, sometimes called a Semi-Fowler bed (since it can place the person in a semi-Fowler position), can help comfort certain people who have back problems. The adjustable bed raises the back at a slight incline, from 30 to 40 degrees, and also supports and raises the knees at a slight angle. This position proposes to take the stress off the lower back. However, the person must be able to sleep comfortably. There are other proposed benefits of an adjustable bed.
Buying an Adjustable Bed Before you buy an adjustable bed, remember to separate the mattress from the base. The most important thing is the mattress. The mattress can be air filled, memory foam or coil based. Make sure that you choose a mattress that is suitable to your liking. Next you want to choose an adjustable bed frame from a reputable company. Make sure the electronics and motor are of high quality and that there is a good warranty on the adjustable bed frame. Leggett and Platt is a popular maker of adjustable bed frames. The Internet is a good place to start your research and learn about the various features and types of adjustable beds. As with any medical or health related product, make sure you check with your doctor before purchasing an adjustable bed for medical reasons. |
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