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What can i do if my new mattress makes me wake up aching, will i eventually get used to it?
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Probably not: If you have aches and pains from a new mattress, it may be the wrong mattress for you (to soft or to firm, etc). Every person is different on what mattress is comfortable (thus the reason there is no "best" mattress...) it's whatever is most comfortable for you and allows you to get the sleep you need.
Answered 9/4/2013
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