How did it force you to sleep on your back?
The doc said that I shouldn't have the sides of my face against the pillow for 2 weeks, until the gap from the extraction has healed. He said it could cause dry sockets plus my cheeks were extremely swollen so I obeyed fully.
Because I can't breathe through my nose when I sleep on my back.
Makes sense
Because I can't breathe through my nose when I sleep on my back.
I ment belly. It's the opposite lol
just sleep on your back its comfy. ive always slept on my back my entire life because its the only was i can get comfortable. i lay down like a mummy/vampire and wrap myself in a blanket. it is superior i know.
it's not easy when you're used to sleeping differently tho
it's not that hard tbh the only problem is that my nose clogs when my head is turned sideways so I breathe through my mouth at night.
sleeping on your belly or on your side will deform your face.
I find it myself too hard to sleep on my belly, literally impossible and it is so uncomfortable. I mostly sleep sideways or on my back.
Like how? I've slept a lot on my side for years and years and turned out quite alright.
I know. That's also one of the reasons why I want to stop but I'm 22 so I doubt it really matters at this point
A hammock is the easiest way to sleep on your back. Not even joking. And the quality of sleep you'll get is superior as well. Yes, you will look like an absolute autist setting up a hammock indoors to sleep in, especially if you live in a flatshare with other people...
Lol I don't think I'd want that tbh.
