Dear Maxine,
Also, the other side of the pillow is more for support, as opposed to traction. You can use this at any time to sleep on (on your back or side).
Finally, you might experience some soreness in the beginning in the neck and upper back area. If you find yourself waking up after a few hours with soreness in the neck, go back to using your regular neck pillow. This does happen for some patients and is normal because your body is getting used to a new position of sleeping. Every patient is different. Some can use the pillow straight through the night from the beginning. If you do have soreness, ice your neck and do some neck exercises next morning.
Sleeping on a cervical support neck pillow is a good idea because your head and neck will be in proper alignment. A good support neck pillow will allow you to sleep on your back or on your side with no problems. The Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow does a great job of that. -NJ
Additional Reading Resources
- Which Sleeping Position is Best For You?
- How to Use the Traction Side of the Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow
- Downloadable E-Book: The Neck Pain Relief Kit
- 6 Ways to Get A Better Night’s Sleep
- Sleeping Comfortably When you have Neck or Back Pain


The Cervical Traction Neck Pillow





