Step 2:
Place a pillow between your knees.
Placing a pillow between the knees helps alleviate back pain.
You can also
place the pillow between the knees to reduce the pressure exerted on the back, spine, or hips.
If possible,
place a pillow between your knees, behind your back, and under your abdomen.
Then
place a pillow between your knees, under your belly, and behind your back to keep you from rolling over onto your back if you don't naturally sleep on your side.
Place a pillow between your knees.
Not exact matches
For hip pain, a
pillow placed between your
knees will take some of the pressure off.
You can also
place the wedge pregnancy
pillow between your
knees, if you wish, to help align your back, legs, and hips.
Another way to use this
pillow is by
placing it
between the
knees, and this reduces the pressure exerted on the back, spine, or hips.
The best way to use an I - shaped body
pillow is by hugging it or
placing it
between the
knees to relieve back and spine pain.
The easiest way to start sleeping in this position: Roll over to your left side and
place a
pillow under your belly and another
between your bent
knees, for support and alignment.
(A
pillow placed between your
knees may make you more comfortable.)
To help ease lower back pain,
place the
pillow between your legs and bend your
knees.
With its horseshoe shape, the
pillow can be
placed behind your back for support,
between your
knees for comfort, or around your belly for extra support while stomach sleeping.
A body
pillow plays a major role when
placed between the
knees.
While on the ground,
place a
pillow or block
between your
knees and squeeze to recruit inner leg muscles to reposition both the legs and the pelvic girdle.
Sit down on a chair keeping your spine in a neutral position and
placing a medicine ball or a
pillow between your
knees.
Optional, you can
place a
pillow or yoga blog
between the
knees, and you can cross the arms over your chest just under the neck.