List of Best 6 Orthopedic Coir Mattresses for Indian Backs

Back and body pains are situations that become chronic only if you allow them to persist. Injuries are one reason, but it is often the lifestyle problems that cause chronic pains and age and genetic factors. Regardless, chronic pain is reversible with lifestyle changes and posture alignment unless it results from a medical condition. Your body needs time to repair and an impartial position and active lifestyle that doesn’t further aggravate the condition. That is why a mattress is quintessential to long-term health and the potential regression of any lifestyle or chronic pains. Changing your mattress can help you get much-needed relief from regular pains, and sustained use of a compatible mattress can lead to reversal too.

How do Ortho mattresses help in better sleep?

Orthopedic coir mattresses are usually medium-firm and above in terms of the material viscosity they use. The sleeping experience can change based on configuration, but the overall experience concentrates on body support. The mattresses help by upholding your whole body with uniform body support or focused support as per requirement.

The main reason for this crucial support requirement in orthopedic coir mattresses is to help relieve pain. Pain starts because of weaker muscles, neuromuscular issues, and a typically fragile or weaker muscle and bone strength. In unhealthy postures or passive lifestyles, our bodies may not feel immediate pain. Over time, it leads to chronic pains because of our lean and muscular system's abnormally contracted positions. Because of these problems, the body's general biomechanics is disturbed, which leads to strain on our muscles, joints, spine, and other bone and muscle areas. Orthopedic mattresses not only comfort these areas but helps support and correct posture over time. This level of care is best only when using the proper comfort and support level in orthopedic mattresses. Although you can use an orthopedic mattress as your everyday mattress in benign, occasional pain, chronic pain correction and diagnosis need a doctor’s prescription.

Which type of mattresses is suitable for orthopedic use?

Since an orthopedic or orthomedical mattress's primary purpose is to relieve pain, it should be medium-firm or above. Supporting feeble muscles, disoriented or misaligned body parts, and other issues don’t need a softer experience. Irrespective of damage, chronic pain, age, or other factors, the affected muscles and bones need a neutral position to rest and recover. And medium-firm, firm, or ultra-firm mattresses supply the necessary support for either of these scenarios. The nicety or the ability to sleep as per your preferences is secondary, but the appropriate support for your orthopedic use relies on the support system in the mattress.

If we talk about comfort, it might be uncomfortable because of the change in the critical sleeping environment for 10-15 days. Regardless, even orthopedic coir mattresses use further ways to provide comfort if one doesn’t prefer the firmer mattress sleeping experience. Although the sleeping experience is firmer in general, a softer and more viscous comfort layer and support layer can help with the comfort.

Sunidra Mattresses works with both federal and international medical associations to assure our mattresses help and exceed expectations. Designed with medical advice in mind, Sunidra Mattresses also has tie-ups with FCER and ICA. Moreover, as ISPF members, we also design mattresses with the Indian demographic in consideration. So, if you’re looking for mattresses that follow your doctor’s prescription, Sunidra Mattresses orthopedic mattresses support you.

Here are the different kinds of fit for orthopedic use:

1. Memory foam: Memory foam is an excellent choice for orthopedic use, primarily if it is dense enough to give a medium-firm sleeping experience. Although memory foam is known for a sinking and plush venture, a memory foam comfort layer is suitable for orthopedic use too. A 2-3 inch thick and high-density memory foam layer in an orthopedic coir mattress would allow your body to be at peace with excellent pressure diffusion. In orthopedic coir mattresses, the memory foam comfort layer usually has high-density HR foam, latex foam, or even bonded foam under them to ensure support. So, if you favour sleeping on a memory foam mattress, an orthopedic mattress can offer a comparable yet better supportive experience. Memory foam is an ideal pressure distributor, and for people who have arthritis, inflammation, or a general preference for a plush sleeping experience, it is the best choice.

2. Innerspring mattresses: Different innerspring mattresses like the Bonnell spring system or pocket spring system are used in most orthopedic coir mattresses. So, if you’re looking for orthopedic mattresses, innerspring mattresses offer exceptionally long-lasting and super supportive mattresses. Made into hybrid mattresses, innerspring mattresses are also configurable in different comfort and support levels and the prevalent support system. Innerspring orthopedic coir mattresses use soft however dense comfort layers and a high-density support layer that helps the innerspring system to support and uphold the damaged areas. Our Innerspring mattresses are ICA endorsed and double heat-tempered to last long.

3. Latex foam: Latex foam is an excellent orthopedic material because it is medium-firm by default and widely used in most mattresses' support layers. Its natural sourcing and long life make it slightly costlier, but it helps with everyday and orthopedic uses. Latex foam viscosity can change depending upon the requirement, and one can use it in both natural forms in foam mattresses and high-density firm layers in hybrid mattresses. Latex foam is ideal for orthopedic use because it is useful in altering density and its use in the mattress.

4. Bonded foam: Bonded foam is the best foam material that helps with support. Bonded foam core or support layers are exceptional when it comes to overall uniform body support. Bonded foam is a good material for orthopedic coir mattresses because its high density and construction allow it to uphold heavier bodyweights. Bonded foam is usually better and urged for overweight people that prefer firmer mattresses, and the support helps them jump in and out of bed quickly. Moreover, bonded foam is also more affordable and, as an extra-firm layer, it helps deliver exceptional back support.

Who needs orthopedic mattresses?

Although one can go for orthopedic mattresses if they want to take preemptive measures and prevent chronic diseases, they’re mostly for people with medical problems. Without a mistake, orthopedic mattresses are medium-firm, firm or above, and can help everyone fix their poses. Chronic pain, medical diagnosis, posture problems, and other factors necessitate the use of orthopedic coir mattresses.

Conclusion:

Sunidra Mattresses doctor-recommended mattresses used years of research and development with real-world demographic susceptible data. With the help of surveys, consultations, and other feedback at both the national and international levels, our orthopedic coir mattresses take care of you the way you merit. Using natural and in-house manufactured materials that offer unprecedented quality in terms of comfort and support, you can try our mattresses in-store too. 

Sunidra Mattresses are designed with your body and prevailing holistic health in mind. Because of this approach, all the materials are hypoallergenic and useful in correcting your posture and spinal alignment and helping reverse or greatly relieve body pains. You can try our SleepID algorithm that takes your age, weight, and other body issues into care if you do not have a doctor’s prescription. Prevention is better than cure, and our orthopedic coir mattresses don’t discriminate in either case of personal self-care.