1. Why does the bed become central after surgery?

After surgical intervention, it is common to:

• spend much more time in bed
• limit movement
• reduce physical effort
• depend more on resting position

The bed is no longer just a place for sleep, but a site for active recovery.

2. Why does lying flat often pose problems post-surgery?

Being completely flat can lead to:

• difficulties in sitting up
• prolonged discomfort
• less fluid breathing
• increased fatigue
• a feeling of dependency

This position is rarely suitable for extended rest post-surgery.

3. Why does posture so greatly influence recovery?

Posture directly affects:

• weight distribution
• ease of movement
• breathing comfort
• sensation of tension or relaxation
• daily autonomy

An appropriate posture reduces unnecessary effort and promotes calmer rest.

4. Why is staying slightly elevated often more comfortable?

A slightly raised upper body allows you to:

• sit up without strain
• reduce pressure on sensitive areas
• breathe more freely
• eat or read more easily
• feel more independent

The body is supported without being constrained.

5. Why does comfort become a key factor after surgery?

After an operation, comfort is not a luxury.

It allows you to:

• reduce fatigue
• limit painful movements
• improve rest quality
• ease gradual recovery

Constant discomfort can slow the recovery process.

6. How does CosyLift help adjust bed position after surgery?

CosyLift allows for a slightly raised top mattress in a stable manner, which:

• facilitates the semi-upright position
• reduces effort in sitting up
• supports the torso evenly
• avoids piling pillows
• allows adjusted posture as recovery progresses

It’s a simple solution to assist home recovery.

7. Is it useful even for temporary recovery?

Yes, because even over days or weeks:

• posture influences daily comfort
• repeated efforts fatigue the body
• a good position facilitates each movement

Adjusting the bed is often easier than modifying the entire environment.

FAQs

Q: Is it normal to feel uncomfortable in bed after surgery?

Yes, especially when the position is not suited for recovery.

Q: Do you need to lie completely flat to recover well?

No, a slightly raised posture is often more comfortable.

Q: Is it useful even after minor surgery?

Yes, comfort and posture matter from the first days.

Q: Is it compatible with temporary use?

Yes, the solution can be used only during the recovery phase.

Q: Can you adjust the position as convalescence progresses?

Yes, the posture can be adjusted over time.