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Quite the contrary! Ive been sleeping on the floor for months now and I am happy to say that all of the back pain I had previously felt is now gone. It can be uncomfortable at first(less surface area contact between body and sleeping surface because the floor doesn't conform to your body. this puts extra pressure on the points of contact like shoulder blades, hip/buttocks) but you really get used to it.
it might its what kind of floor you have.
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Yes, if the couch is too soft or too small to accommodate you comfortably (i.e. stretched out).
Yes it does because our spinal cord did not get the correct posture and as a result it causes back pain
yes
I have been sleeping on a hardwood floor for a few months now and have since been experiencing lower back pain. I cannot say for sure, but I think sleeping on the floor has caused me some lower back pain.
yes if you sleep on your back and it is a small couch
The health risks of sleeping in a bed include bedbegs and bad posture due to your sleeping position. The bad posture from sleeping can result in back pain and general body pain for the rest of your life.
Well a quicker way to helping your back, is sleeping on a plain floor. Therefore your muscles are evening off.
maybe it's sleeping. maybe it's sleeping.
Yes
yes you can
the pain for the back would be your sleeping on the floor also when you bend over alot but ive never heared of it goin up 2 ur ears...
The author is sleeping on the floor in Diary 24 of Freedom Writers because she is homeless and doesn't have a bed to sleep on. This reflects the struggles and challenges she faces in her life as she tries to overcome homelessness and poverty. Sleeping on the floor underscores the harsh reality of her situation.
no. its actually really bad for your back and can cause stress in your coxa.
No it is not.
Low tables and sitting or sleeping on the floor is still traditional for Japanese people.