After my foot surgery I had to sleep with the one foot elevated and was more comfortable on my side. The only way I could do it was to sleep in our recliner. I still put a pillow under my foot to elevate it more. I hope that helps a little.
Married 1/2/99.
TTC since 4/09.
Diagnosed PCOS. Diagnosed Hypothryoid 11/09.
SHG & SA normal. PCOS Research study started 5/10.
Clomid/Femara cycle #1 - 6/10 = BFN
Clomid/Femara cycle #2 - 7/10 = BFP #1 - Missed miscarriage 9/2/10
11/12 - BFP #2 - 11/22 - m/c
5/1/11 - BFP #3 - Pre-eclampsia, IUGR & bed rest from 32w. DD born via induction 1/4/12.
I keep a rolled up towel between my mattress and boxspring at the foot of my bed. It provides enough elevation to reduce my foot/leg swelling but not so much that I notice it or become uncomfortable. Best of all, I don't have to readjust it all the time and it works no matter what position I sleep in.
Re: any suggestions on how to elevate feet while sleeping on side at night?
Married 1/2/99.
TTC since 4/09.
Diagnosed PCOS. Diagnosed Hypothryoid 11/09.
SHG & SA normal. PCOS Research study started 5/10.
Clomid/Femara cycle #1 - 6/10 = BFN
Clomid/Femara cycle #2 - 7/10 = BFP #1 - Missed miscarriage 9/2/10
11/12 - BFP #2 - 11/22 - m/c
5/1/11 - BFP #3 - Pre-eclampsia, IUGR & bed rest from 32w. DD born via induction 1/4/12.
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I keep a rolled up towel between my mattress and boxspring at the foot of my bed. It provides enough elevation to reduce my foot/leg swelling but not so much that I notice it or become uncomfortable. Best of all, I don't have to readjust it all the time and it works no matter what position I sleep in.
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